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Google Pixel 3a Review: A question of compromise

Google Pixel 3a Review: A question of compromise

Posted on May 31, 2019 By Jarvis

When it comes to smartphones, it’s easy to get caught up on the “more is best” treadmill. More megapixels, more gigabytes and gigahertz, more camera sensors… and more money, of course. Then along comes the Google Pixel 3a and slams the emergency stop button.

Where a Pixel 3 will set you back $799, the Pixel 3a is just $399. Even taking into account widespread promotional pricing, this new Android still significantly undercuts its bigger sibling. Yet while “midrange” can all too often be shorthand for a phone that’s under-powered, under-equipped, and generally underwhelming, here Google has achieved something very different.
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