"If you're in the market for a cheap Android device, it currently doesn't get any better than the Pixel 9A. The budget-friendly handset offers a 6.3-inch OLED screen that's noticeably brighter than its predecessor, making it easier to see in direct sunlight. It also now carries a robust IP68 rating, so you don't have to panic over dropping it in water or dirt. And while its wireless charging isn't the fastest at up to 7.5W, it's a feature you don't always see at this price point."
"Meanwhile, the Pixel 9A features Google's powerful (albeit older) Tensor G4 chip and 8GB of RAM, providing snappy performance during more intensive tasks, such as photo editing. It also features a 5,100mAh battery that can last through a moderate day of use with the always-on display enabled - whether you're playing games, streaming video, or swiping through TikTok. Plus, despite its more affordable price, Google promises seven years of software updates, matching the same support offered to its more expensive flagship devices."
The Pixel 9A is a well-balanced midrange smartphone with a 6.3-inch brighter OLED display, IP68 water and dust resistance, and wireless charging up to 7.5W. The phone runs on Google's Tensor G4 chip paired with 8GB of RAM, enabling responsive performance for photo editing, gaming, and streaming. A 5,100mAh battery supports a moderate day of use even with the always-on display enabled. The camera experience is comparable to the base Pixel 10 aside from the lack of a telephoto lens. Google commits to seven years of software updates. The device is discounted to $349 for Prime Day, with $399 pricing at Best Buy and Google.
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