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The Google Pixel 6a is finally here, shaking up the Pixel lineup. Before the 6a, the choice between the Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6, and Pixel 5A was pretty simple, depending on what features you cared about and how much you wanted to spend. Now, the Pixel 6a takes features from all previous Pixels, including the flagship Pixel 6 Pro! So, is the Pixel 6a the best new Pixel? Let's talk about it!
PIXEL 6A SPECS
Colors: Sage, Chalk, Charcoal
6.1" FHD+ display, 60 Hz
4410 mAh battery with fast charging
6GB RAM, 128GB storage
Google Tensor Chip
12MP wide camera + 12MP ultrawide camera
Under-display fingerprint sensor
Dual SIM
5 years of Pixel updates
Price: $449
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I don't understand why the Google Pixel lineup gets so much hate from the "elite tech reviewers" I have seen some reviews where the reviewer agrees that the still pics on the Pixel are better looking than for example the iPhone but still thinks the iPhone has a better camera!! WTF!
Pics and videos are flat out better on the iphone
@@PokerDummyface1024 videos yes, pics definitely no
They are saying the iPhone has the better OVERALL camera system. That includes photos and videos. I value photos more than videos, so I prefer the Pixel look for photography. But it's almost like splitting hairs. Both take great photos. When it comes to videos, iPhone is King. And has been for some time now.
The average phone user doesn't care about 60 hz, the average phone user doesn't even know what 60hz or 90-120hz means. I want all day battery and a camera I can point and shoot and capture great shots of my kids.
The tensor chip giving us all the computational photography tricks of the flagships is so good for me. Face unblur is gonna be so clutch with my two young kids, halfy indoors shots are ruined with my s20fe because of any movement. Magic eraser, real tone, night sight, camouflage etc just cherry's on top. The only omission thats mildly inconvenient to me is wireless charging but I can live without it 🤷♂️.
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The 4x is the most used zoom for me, and I'm not ready to give up that telephoto anytime soon
You are the first reviewer to say that the 6 is not worth the extra cost over the 6a. And I absolutely agree! I think for the target group that now comes from the 3a or 4a, the 6a is an absolutely sufficient upgrade.
What makes it difficult is in practice the 6 is really only $50-$100 b/c it is always on discount.
I have the 6 and I somewhat agree. I'm not a camera snob. I do really like the 90 hz display, but I think I'd be happy with the 6a. But since I'm planning on using for 4 years, I'm happy spending an extra $150
@@Tmacademia I want the 6 but hear scare stories about connectivity overheating etc what has your experience been.
Awesome review! Nice to see a positive, down-to-earth review that's not nitpicking over everything. Glad I picked it up, I'm getting $300 for trading in old 4A plus free Pixel Buds A. Can't wait to get it!
Check out the fingerprint issue. Looks pretty serious.
@@shaheenshihab affects a few, not all. It's software, not hardware. Given Google releases updates on a monthly basis, it will probably not be an issue by September.
That's a good deal and a fairly decent upgrade
I also got a 6a for 300 dollars off and free pixel buds ITS A KILLER DEAL
Same. I was honestly shocked but really great deal! Love Pixel
Jon, have been following you for some years now, on technobuffalo, and have always valued your comments and reviews. Your review on the pixel 6A is well balanced. I don't ever seem to have the problems on my phones that others have on their phones. I guess I'm just lucky. What I like about the pixel 6A, is the smaller size, the plastic back ( I always use a case anyway), the durability of the phone, and of course the software and pure android experience. After 3 years of use, my old pixel phone had not shown any decrease in smoothness or speed. It was working just as it did when I purchased it.
Keep doing what you are doing.
Thanks Jon. I just saw this on my Verizon app thinking about this or the Pixel 7 Pro.
The 4x zoom is so slept on. I love taking portraits with it.
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How's the modem on the 6a compared to the 6/6 pro? The pixel 6 I had thru TMobile wasn't great compared to my LG V60 which is a few years old. Does the 6a use the same modem?
Speaking of fingerprints, I've had my 6pro less than a year and I have a puncture on top of the fingerprint area. Cannot log into my phone and I need to put the security numbers in.
Have you noticed this defect on the screen?
I also love zoom. I would choose zoom over an ultra-wide angle any day. Ultra-wide-angle is better compensated with panorama- mode than optical zoom with digital zoom. Especially for portraits or animals, zoom is brilliant.
I find ultrawide very handy in tight spaces to get everything you need in an image, or to provide extra context to the environment around your main subject. But it's great to have telephoto too. I use it a lot less but sometimes it's very handy (on my Oneplus 7T Pro, which I went for over the Pixel 4 XL at the time as the Pixel 4 range was disappointing in comparison). I'm tempted by a smaller phone in the form of the Zenfone 9 or considering holding out for the Pixel 7 Pro (or Ultra if it ever exists), because the Zenfone 9 doesn't have a telephoto lens and losing that would be a bit tough. That said, I've been craving a smaller phone again for some reason and it gives me Nexus 5 vibes.
The only problem I have with google phones is the poor brightness. I have always returned their phones even before a week in my return period.
Does anybody know how to get that animation where it fades in and out when you lock the pixel with lock button seen that looks sick ??
How is the battery?
Although smaller phones seem to be out of fashion again, I would really like to see Pixel 7 Pro mini. I would trade in my Pixel 6 in a heartbeat for a smaller model with a tele lens. Oh, and build in the case to protect the phone from mishaps - I just don't get it why google releases "naked" phones that can't survive daily use?
Seeing it and buying it are two different things and it's why apple isn't making any more mini's people talk about it but don't buy it
ASUS makes the ZenPhone which is the only small flagship phone I’ve seen yet.
@@sebastiandalton3981 Coming from a Sony flagship (Xperia 1 m3) I am amazed how well voice recognition/hey google works on Pixel6. Actually, I am more amazed how poorly voice commands worked on Sony - I think I am sticking to my Pixel as it is just a better package for what I use it for.
Battery life is the main reason. If small phones could last longer, the market for them would likely be more substantial. No one wants a phone to die before the end of the day, so bigger batteries are a must
@@Sakosaga yeah but at least they have a "pro" version of their non-max device - you don't have to go "max" to get the "pro" specs.
I have the pixel 6a and I absolutely love it. I thought I was missing out on all the extras, but I hardly miss them.
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I chose B for my favourite looking photos!
Also, I'm with you, I use zoom way more than wide...especially on the iPhone.
Why is it that no reviewer ever discusses using the phone as... ya know a PHONE? I mean there's never mention of call quality/cellular reception and signal strength performance between phones.
Great review with attention to detail in terms of comparison between 6a and 6. The wrong in Google strategy described very artfully. God knows why they are priced higher in India in comparison to other market.
If there is no lock code and the screen is off will the phone wake if you say hey google?
Thanks Jon for being honest and not jumping on the hate train like Marques and the others , it's absurd how they expect so much from Google wanting flagship specs on a budget phone , that's what makes a budget phone a budget phone
It's actually overpriced tbh. You can get an actual flagship at that price lmao, 450 ain't a "budget price range" and even some 150$ phones have better screen than that of the Pixel, 120Hz with an Amoled which supports HDR10+ and is way brighter than Pixel that phone is "Redmi Note 10 Pro". If you actually go in depth in phones which is more cheaper you'll know how much should a phone actually cost. Not everyone needs camera and all that voice recognition stuff magic eraser stuff. Most people don't even use Google assistant and that is why Google phones don't sell well. They need to improve their pricing, Apple should too but they'll only listen if people stop buying them which is never gonna happen.
@@imadi3820 u can't compare Chinese phones , or redmi type phones to a Google Pixel and no one uses those cheap brands in the USA and $450 isn't bad at all especially when it comes with Google Tensor Chip found on Google Pixel 6 Pro plus 5 years of software updates plus you can always just make 20 dollar payments if u wish or 50 dollars a month to pay it quicker and if u do Google trade u will get 300 dollars off so the pixel 6a will only cost u 150 plus free buds that's exactly what I did , Google is superior and cannot be beaten especially in the camera aspect of it and all these cheap brands are no match , but nice try
@@imadi3820 I don't see the point you're trying to make here. The pixel phone is not for everyone, just like the redmi phones. If you prefer a phone with the best specs you want for your money, get the redmi. But most of the time you will be sacrificing optimization, unique features, cameras, carrier support and long software support. The reason you get a pixel is because of stock android, google assistant, longer software support, better optimization and it supports all the carriers in North America.
Well I'm not comparing or anything, Pixel does have a reason to cost more than chinese phones but not everyone is from USA, in my country it's like around 550$ so it really doesn't justify that much of price, obviously it has some good features and all but you can just have a good flagship from even Samsung. Google is actually overpriced in my country and it's not even close
@@holycrapimbatman1760 Again, not everyone lives in USA duh. Ain't running after specs or anything but it's actually overpriced for what it offers, if it's a Pixel, it doesn't mean you're getting a VERY GOOD experience, indian unit Pixel 6A's have so much problems and so many bugs etc, like it won't even reach 60Hz for some reason. And the fingerprint issue. Literally everyone can unlock the phone lmao
Very polished review but the audio volume is all over the place. Compressor or less directional mic would easily fix this.
What is the physical difference between the QHD and the FHD? Can someone explain this to me? I have the Vivo X60 Pro with FHD and the Oppo Find X2 Pro with QHD but I don't tell the difference between them. And when I put the Oppo Find X2 Pro to FHD I don't tell the difference from it more than when I was using it on QHD. Is it just the feeling that it is there or there's anything different you can tell?
Really interesting to compare the budget Pixel to the pro Pixel, completely skipping over the middle child.
the middle phone seems to be the best value too. especially with deals you can get it for almost the same price as the 6a
@@n0k0m3 what deal is this?
@@n0k0m3 assuming you don't have a phone you want to trade then the p6 is better value than the 6a
@@GAMERIC5 yeah i got it for the same price as the 6a
If I didn't already have my Pixel 6, I may have a hard time choosing between it and the 6a but I value what the 6 has over the 6a enough to justify paying the additional $150. Things like the 2GB of additional RAM will hardly be felt on day to day use but the 90Hz display is something you'll notice and it's something to me personally I want enough to make it worthwhile. I do have to say though that the fact that the 12MP 6a primary shooter can take better close-up shots than my 6, I do prefer that and would be of more use to me in my use than the 50MP in the 6.
I was feeling the same with the 6 Pro and the 6. The 48mp 4x zoom was absolutely not an option to leave out.
Also that other reply is a scam and I reported it.
Cool story bro.
Nice video Jon!
Can someone give link to Pixel 6A's wallpaper used in the video?
Where you get that wallpaper from at 0.40
TY for this helpful review. I dropped my pixel 4a a few days ago. Needless to say the screen shattered. Before that I've always had Samsung phones. I switched to pixel & I am impressed as well. This definitely helped in the decision making process
Will pixel 6a price go down after pixel 7 gets released?
the regular 6 was just $50 more on prime day...and that was the best choice you could make really.
Great review 👍
The biggest issues for pixel phones is availability and local support. It's a quite gamble buying a pixel instead of something from Apple, Samsung or popular Chinese brands.
Love the Zoom the wide i use it occasionally, but Zoom I'm always using it on video an pics.
I hope Google phones/stores will be available all over Asia too
I know people complain about Google 6pro. Yes it has glitches. But I love my Google Pixel phones. I have 3 of them I use on a regular basis. The 4a5g, Google pixel 5 and 6 Pro. I mean iphone and others have glitches too.
I love my pixel 2xl, but don't love that it no longer gets security updates. If I get a new phone, I would want one that will get the longest time frame for security updates. I don't like unnecessary replacement/waste. What's the best, longest lasting value amongst Android phones? Thanks!
Samsung offers more updates than Google does on the Pixel.
@@Wankidy actually, 6a is listed to get security updates until July, 2027. That's pretty good.
BUT... I would like to maintain fast charging, wireless charging, and some level of IP rating. But but... I do like the size of the 6a. Decisions, decisions...
@@Wankidy but even then pixel is better than Samsung
@@gerard7417 there is no perfect phone. Google is better than Samsung in some aspects and vice versa. Even the iPhone isn't perfect.
I love zoom as well more than the ultra wide
I respectfully disagree, I still think the regular Pixel 6 is the best deal of the 3 especially since Google was including a pair of free Pixel Buds with it (they were gifting Bose headphones in Europe).
I like my pro but it feels buggy? I use picture in picture stuff all the time and it often doesn't format right. I feel like it's a bit iffy with data connectivity
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Quality out ? I knew B was the 6A the second I saw the flower
Can't live without my telephoto lens now...6pro all the way. Got my wife and daughter the 6a though
They should have done a fingerprint sensor in the power button and give us back the fast charging or something, a 90hz screen
Then it wouldn't cost 450 US dollars
@@gerard7417 you mean it might've eaten more of their profit margin.
The purple wallpaper you have on the 6a! Love it! I need it in my life. Share if you can! Great review.
I understand some people don't like the google pixel 6a but this is a phone that is meant for people who don't have $600 - $900 to spend on a higher end phone and don't care for 90-120hz screens. Would it have been nice to see something like that alongside the wireless charging yes of course but the pixel 6a is fine in my eyes and I don't care for higher end screens and wireless charging and as it is what phone is close to stock at the moment with at least 3 years of updates excluding Samsung due to them having hundreds of their software on their phones but still not quite a lot.
Love my 6A, gets a little warm but still great!
I got the 6pro recently $200 off. I would not have bought it at full price 😬.
Safe to say I've been very impressed and happy with it! Especially coming from a OnePlus 5T...
same here. Telephoto is important for anyone who likes photography.
I ended up getting Pixel 6 as I found telephoto lens on my previous flagship to be more of a check box (image quality and functionality was quite gimped compared to the main lens). Maybe Google P6Pro is better in that regard, but nobody talks about it and I don't mind zooming with my feet.
@@alternatereality7713 I can say that it's really impressive. It's 50mp, has OIS and a really nice depth of field. Comparable to dslr cameras. It's also integrated into apps like Snapchat and Instagram natively. Unlike Samsung.
@@victorsvidss Samsung phones are actually better than Pixel at the third party app support tbh.
@@imadi3820 between Snapchat and Instagram that doesn't seem to be the case. Samsung's got 4 cameras but they only use one. I'll be honest though they do crash once in a while on pixel 6 but that doesn't happen often enough to be an issue.
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There is actual problem with 6a's fingerprint reader. It's not that it's slow. Sometimes it just opens to fingers not even registered!
POV in the comments: 60hz is so bad
There's nothing wrong w/ the fingerprint sensor. People have just been so spoiled by super-quick sensors on the Samsung or quick back sensors on the older Pixels that they now don't have the patience to wait half a second to unlock a phone.
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Hey Jon… I wondered if you have ever figured out how to block your ID on the iPhone or landline, when specifically calling “toll-free numbers!“??
Too many times, I’ve wanted to call a toll-free number for info, but have decided to decline, because they can track you by your number… And bug you forever! It would be great if you could figure that one out!
Thanks for all the info you provide on your site!
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pixel 6a pictures are more pleasing, and it's way more one-hand friendly.......would only go 6p if I needed the zoom.
Wireless charging is the differentiator for me.
I had no idea people had issues with the fingerprint reader. I thought and do think it was as fast or faster than the one on the galaxy s21
You forgot to talk about wireless charging and also that the 6a has got lower RAM and comes only in 128 GB variant. In my opinion the Pixel 6 is the most balanced offering from the Pixel lineup. There is minimal observable difference between 90hz and 120hz and having a waterfall display or a flat display is subjective. What you really sacrifice on is the telephoto camera which in my opinion is not worth the price difference between the 6 and the 6 pro. So 6 is a true winner here. Although needs could be totally subjective.
I'm with you on the telephoto. It's a game changer for getting great pictures of my kiddos. I hate how expensive the 6 Pro was, but that lens is awesome.
Side note: I originally had the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and the photos from the telephoto lens were hot garbage. I really appreciate that there's not much drop in quality on the 6 Pro when you use the telephoto lens.
As someone who has had a Google phone for almost 10 years (Nexus 5, Nexus 5X, Pixel 2 XL and Pixel 5) I wouldn't get either one. It's all because of the battery. It's awful. The Tensor chip and Exynos modem are very power inefficient and the batteries are small.
6a It will make me do what I love, root, stable things, and an improved battery, so why should I pay more?
Pre-ordered a 6a with a 3a trade-in value of $300. Thats a HUGE win! Not to mention free Pixel A-Buds. Seriously worth it.
How is everyone getting free pixel buds?
@@stevenson68478 it comes free when you buy a pixel 6a. I actually got them too but don't need them. I already have a pair lol. Love them btw
@@TangosTech That's good to know, I just placed an order for Pixel 6A, let's see if i get them
Tensor chip has heating issues.
Going from the 6 pro to the 6a because the 6a is smaller and plastic. The 6 pro has been good but way too big and also I hardly ever used the telephoto so I don't need that
The 6pro has a way better screen and selfie camera, as well...
Except pixel 6a doesn't even have 90 hertz refresh rate which feels hella choppy if you've already experienced a higher refresh rate. At least Pixel 6 has that feature.
It is a pity there is no wireless charging. And the second thing is shorter Android support. supposedly only 3 years. Google 6 and 6 pro got 6 years. For these two reasons, I gave up the pixel 6a.
I’m all about the zoom lens. That’s the only reason I picked up the iPhone 13 pro. I’m looking to pick up an pixel as a secondary device just trying to decide which one. Thanks for your honest reviews!!
I bought the Pixel 6 in November of 2021 what should I do?
Umm.. continue to use it? 🤷🏿♂️
@@jaywright9635 I wasn't asking you I don't ask communists and clowns jay
@@averagebloke4474 a grown person asking other people what they should do with their money and purchase decisions is the real clown 🤡. Enjoy your Pixel 6.
I think small, reliable phones are coming back
you could also pay for the samsung a53. 120hz for the price of the 6a instead of paying 400+ more for that better display with the pro.
A53 isn't better than the A52 so it has no business in this conversation honestly. Pixel takes better photos, has better software features, and performs better in Kinemaster and Powerdirector when editing video.
Middle child forgotten yet again 🥺
I mailed in the old phone, Google shows they received it on 8/4/22. Google has be reviewing it for the month of August. I have called, emailed, done online chat. I have not received any money.
They tell me many people are having the same problem. Do NOT trade in with Google. Sell the phone yourself.
Got the 6 for 350 on eBay lol fast charging wireless charger
The smaller screen is the only thing I don't like about the 6a. That forces me up to the 6, which I have already. I hope the 7a is at least as big as the 5a, because the a series is all the phone I need.
A lot of people, like me, are preferring small phones nowadays. Bigger batteries and screens making the phones too heavy.
@@tpad6 👆 Not to mention pocket sizes haha, phones are basically phablets at this point yet pocket sizes haven't increased in the last 10 years. I can believe a 6 inch screen is considered a "small" phone.
I would just wait for the pixel 7.
The p6 pro is a no go based on size alone. I do not like big heavy phones, just ordered the 6a.
I don't use fingerprint scanners so I have no issues
It might be worth buying a 6 pro right now if you can get it at a good price..... I just picked one up yesterday for the same price as a 6A because a lot of stores are trying to clear out those pros for the new one coming out!!! I'm loving it so far and don't regret it and I'm also a screen snob so 🤷🏻♀️
From someone who works in wireless get the 6 or 6a. Avoid the 6 Pro. That phone normally arrives dead on arrival with a software bug. Last few that I have sold have come back to be returned cause of software bug, zero cellular connections, or bricked out of the box. They failed so hard with the 6 Pro, but hit their stride with the 6. Now everyone’s experience is different, but that is just mine with working in the actual environment that sees multiple of these devices as part of their job.
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I dont see bugs on my 6 pro.
@@MrBaracu remember your less than 1% experience doesn’t make up the majority of the mass.
The 6a is a joy in the hand..this
I think complaining all the time is ‘just being human’ :). People always point out at what they are not getting without appreciating the good stuff. The chip, camera and software are worthy enough reasons to pick a 6a over any other 500 USD phone or even above that. However, if the finger print scanner on the 6a can be broken and cannot be fixed by a software update, then it’s unacceptable.
You can't put that money in a smartphone and having those finger print scanner issues.
We don't heard those things about Samsung S22 series or Oppo find X5 pro séries.
Wide angle is not wide enough
Let me ask you few genuine Qs..
I pre-ordered the pixel6a despite it's expensive in India. So I really want to know.
Since Pixel6a has the same tensor SoC as 6 & 6 Pro, can't Google update the 6a through Software update and enable 90Hrz RR, and increase the charging speed to ~30w ? Technically is it possible?
Is it possible to recover video at 360, 480, 720p as sometimes I need to record video at work, and share w/ others, and 360, 480 is good enough for such purposes ?
The screen refresh rate is a hardware thing not a software thing, the display itself is 60hz in the 6a. BUT yes for videos it shouldn't be a problem, the phone has a great camera, and if you want to go down to 480 or 360 you can always downscale in post :)
@@kamaleldouaihy5539 Thanks. Yes, to downscale, the option is given in many phones' gallery app itself.
@@ansudasa yes :), also there is an Open Source PC app called adapter (the icon is like a green insect) really makes it easy to downscale
@@kamaleldouaihy5539 Okay, the app must be available for Windows only.
I'm on Android ecosystem. Only Android devices, phone and Chromebook. :)
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i would say 6 is a better choice. it has 90 hrtz wireless charging . better camera , better glass build quality and the prices are down so all that for less than a 100$more
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Can you get away with Pixzel 6 Pro 128GB storage?????
Sold ,I'm getting the 6a
I love big phone and lots of zoom. That means I love my 6pro. I hope the 7 has a bigger battery.
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You are definitely getting 150 more worth of phone with pixel 6 I mean 90hz display superior camera sensor better build quality. Faster charging
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I've paused it, I reckon A is the Pro.
finally someone talking some sense. 144hz screens are nice, but it doesn't matter.
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The absolutely hate my pixel 6 pro was the worst phone still use my OnePlus 7t pro more and try to sell the new one and keep the old
1:42. Am I the only one who rewound to see if he said zoomies?
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I'm not so impressed with he tensor chip, mine (Pixel 6) slows in loads of demanding games like my Galaxy S20 never did...
I don't believe the Tensor chip's strength, is gaming. Although you can play games, the more demanding ones may cause some issues here and there, from what I hear. I don't game on mobile devices. But the true strength of the Tensor chip, is AI and Machine Learning. And not for nothing, it's a pretty fast and efficient chip too.
Best review on 6a
I'll be honest. The base software experience in comparison to Nova Launcher is rather trash. The search bar stuck on your screen in a real meh place is unacceptable. Thankfully Nova just let me remove it.
Why not just get the Pixel 6 for $499. Better specs
I wish the Pixel 6A, specifically, had a headphone jack 😔
Thank Apple for starying that tech trend
B Is a 6A ? Are you sure? Way better HDR, lenses, bokeh, zoom and etc. Author, can I ask you to confirm that B is a 6a? It's a serious stuff then. 6a is better than 6pro for sure.
You are not getting 150$ worth of phone with the 6? Umm, higher refresh rate, wireless charging, less plasticky feel, more ram, better camera...
One thing he never mentioned is that the Pixel 6a does NOT have wireless charging. He never even touched on it and that can be a very big deal breaker for a lot of people. I cancelled my trade-in because of that omission, plus the only 60Hz refresh. Going from a S21+ to a Pixel 6a just couldn't pull the trigger on that trade-in.
The wireless charging is cool, but I doubt the average user takes advantage of it. I have a S22 and iPhone 13 Pro Max. I'd rather charge via cord to take advange of fast charging.
My last 4 phones (Over the last 6 years have had wireless charging). I barely ever use it. It's slow (even the fast charging ones), it's not practical and a simple misplacement and you wake up in the morning with a dead phone because it didn't charge at all.
It's nice but wired charges faster and going from a flagship Samsung to a midtier phone the faults kinda on you.
The Google chip is manufactured by Samsung FYI so maybe more clarity is needed here when constantly repeating it's a Google chip!!! Great review none the less
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So big deal bud