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Google Pixel 3A Review: Google’s Cheaper Pixel 4 Alternative Has a Great Camera

By Matthew Lynch
July 12, 2023
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When searching for a smartphone that offers excellent performance at a more affordable price, look no further than the Google Pixel 3A. This device is an attractive alternative to its higher-priced counterpart, the Pixel 4. What’s particularly impressive about the Pixel 3A is its outstanding camera. In this review, we’ll dive into the many features and offerings of the Google Pixel 3A.

Design and Display

The Google Pixel 3A sports a polycarbonate unibody design with dimensions of 151.3 x 70.1 x 8.2mm and weighs in at 147 grams. It’s comfortable to hold thanks to its slim profile and rounded edges. The device comes in three distinct colors: Just Black, Clearly White, and Purple-ish.

The display on the Google Pixel 3A is a beautiful OLED screen measuring at 5.6 inches with a resolution of 2220 x 1080 pixels, allowing for vibrant colors and sharp contrast ratios that make media consumption a joy on this device.

Performance and Battery Life

The Google Pixel 3A is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 670 processor, which is a mid-range chipset, but still delivers smooth performance for everyday tasks like browsing the web and using social media apps. Google ensures speedy software updates as part of the Android One program, providing users with the latest Android experience.

The battery capacity on the Pixel 3A is an ample 3000mAh, which can comfortably power your device throughout an entire day of moderate use. Furthermore, the handset supports fast charging via its included USB-C charger.

Operating System

Running on Android Pie out-of-the-box with an assured update to Android Q, the Google Pixel 3A delivers a clean software experience that is not cluttered by bloatware or duplicate apps commonly found on other Android devices. Such a software offering results in a streamlined and efficient user experience.

Camera

Without a doubt, the Google Pixel 3A’s crown jewel is its remarkable camera capabilities. It comes with a 12.2-megapixel rear camera powered by Google’s computational photography technology, similar to that of the higher-end Pixel 3. As a result, this affordable smartphone produces stunning images with accurate colors, sharp details, and impressive low-light performance. The portrait mode feature also yields beautiful shots with accurate background blur.

In addition to its excellent rear camera, the Pixel 3A’s front-facing 8-megapixel camera ensures great selfie captures with pleasing skin tones and crisp details.

Price point

The Google Pixel 3A is available at an attractive price of $399 for the base model, which makes it considerably more affordable than the higher-end Pixel models and many other flagship smartphones on the market.

Final thoughts

When you combine reliable performance, clean software, and an exceptional camera, you have the perfect recipe for an affordable smartphone in the Google Pixel 3A. While it may not have all the bells and whistles of its pricier sibling, the Pixel 4, it still manages to deliver where it counts without hurting your wallet. If you’re in search of an accessible phone that will not compromise on quality or performance, consider giving the Google Pixel 3A a try.

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