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Does the Pixel 4a have 5G?

Does the Pixel 4a have 5G?

Posted on August 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After months of keeping us waiting, Google has finally made the Pixel 4a official. But one question on everyone’s lips is does the phone have 5G?

5G hasn’t been around too long, but it’s no longer a feature you’ll need to splash the cash on a flagship for. Mid-range phones like the LG Velvet, and even far cheaper options like the £299 Moto G 5G Plus all boast the tech.

Does the Pixel 4a have 5G?

The Pixel 4a does not support 5G.

This shouldn’t come as much of a shock to anyone who has been following the leaks. However, it does mean the new Google phone is off the table to anyone looking for a cheap 5G phone with a great camera.
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