Google announced three all-new Pixel smartphones today: the budget-oriented Pixel 4A, the 4A’s 5G variant, and finally, the Pixel 5. The latter two devices won’t be out for a while, but we have concrete details about the 4A right now.
Google announced three all-new Pixel smartphones today: the budget-oriented Pixel 4A, the 4A’s 5G variant, and finally, the Pixel 5. The latter two devices won’t be out for a while, but we have concrete details about the 4A right now.
First, the basics: the Pixel 4a is Google’s latest attempt to break into the budget smartphone market. In that sense, it could be considered the successor to the similarly-priced Pixel 3a (which came in at $400 upon launch), but with a $350 price tag, it’s an even better deal.
The 4a has the same great 12mpx rear camera «experience» as the Pixel 4, but it scales things back in the processor department — the former ships with a Snapdragon 730G Mobile SOC, whereas the latter has a Snapdragon 855 built-in.
