Google Pixel 7a - Unlocked Android Cell Phone - Smartphone with Wide Angle Lens and 24-Hour Battery - 128 GB - Sea
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Color: Sea
Features
- Google Pixel 7a is fast and efficient, with 8 GB of RAM, an amazing camera, and features rated highest in security[1].SIM card slot count: Dual SIM
- Pixels fast-charging all-day battery can last over 24 hours, or up to 72 hours when you turn on Extreme Battery Saver[2]; it also charges wirelessly
- With the Pixel Camera and Google Tensor G2s advanced image processing, its easy to take great pictures in low light, fix blurry images, and remove distractions with a few taps in Google Photos[3]
- With Pixel Call Assist, you can get help making calls, avoiding spammers, and waiting on hold[4]; plus, Pixel 7a can filter out your callers background noise so you can hear them clearly even in noisy places
- Open your Pixel 7a quickly and securely with Face Unlock or Fingerprint Unlock
- Google Tensor G2 and the certified Titan M2 chip add layers of security to keep your personal info safe; VPN by Google One helps protect your online activity in any browser[5]
- Unlocked Android 5G phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[6]; works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers
- With Live Translate, you can have conversations face to face in 48 languages, chat in real time with messaging apps, and translate menus with your camera[7]
- Your Pixel phone works seamlessly with the Google Pixel tablet, watch, and earbuds for personalized help throughout your day[9]
- Please refer to the From the manufacturer section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)
Description
Meet Pixel 7a, engineered by Google. Itβs powered by the Google Tensor G2 chip, so itβs super fast and secure, and designed for extra online protection with VPN by Google One.[1,11] The Pixel Camera takes amazing photos and videos, and even helps you breathe life into old pictures with its advanced features. And the battery lasts all day.[2] All for less than you think.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | |
| Model | Pixel 7a |
| Compatibility | Unlocked for All Carriers |
| OS | Android 13.0 |
| Technology | 5G, GSM |
| Storage | 128 GB |
| RAM | 8 GB |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC |
| Color | Sea |
| Display | 6.1 Inches, 1080 x 2400 Resolution |
| Dimensions | 6 x 2.8 x 0.4 inches |
| Weight | 6.88 ounces |
| Battery | 4385 mAh, Up to 31 Hours Talk Time, Fast and Wireless Charging |
| Features | Dual SIM, Water Resistant, GPS |
| Camera | Front and Rear |
| Input | Touchscreen |
| Included in Box | SIM Tool, Quick Switch Adapter, Cell Phone, 1m USB-C to USB-C Cable, Quick Start Guide |
| Release Date | May 10, 2023 |
Frequently asked questions
The Google Pixel 7a comes with several key features including an unlocked status for use with various carriers, a wide-angle lens for expansive photography, a long-lasting 24-hour battery life, and ample storage space of 128 GB. It also runs on the Android operating system, offering access to thousands of apps and services.
Yes, the Google Pixel 7a is unlocked, meaning it can be used with any mobile carrier that supports its network bands. This flexibility allows you to choose your preferred service provider or switch carriers without needing a new phone.
The wide angle lens on the Google Pixel 7a allows for more expansive and inclusive shots, capturing wider scenes and more subjects in a single frame. This is especially useful for landscape photography, group photos, and capturing large subjects that would otherwise not fit in a standard photo frame.
The 24-hour battery life of the Google Pixel 7a means that most users can expect their phone to last a full day on a single charge under typical usage conditions. This offers the convenience of not having to recharge the phone multiple times a day, making it ideal for users who are frequently on the move or do not have regular access to charging facilities.
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π Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Pixel 7a emerges as a standout choice in the midrange smartphone market, blending premium features with an affordable price tag. Users laud its excellent camera performance, solid build quality, and long software support. Its introduction of convenient features such as wireless charging, NFC payments, and an intuitive user interface further accentuates its appeal. Despite a few caveats such as inconsistent fingerprint sensor performance and varying battery life reports, the consensus points to a high-value proposition.
Pros
- πΈ Superior camera quality, capturing great details even in low light conditions
- π Good battery life, with some reports indicating all-day usage
- π‘ Includes features like Qi charging, NFC for payments, and long software support, uncommon in midrange phones
- π± Solid build quality and a sleek, ergonomic design that's comfortable to hold
- π§ Offers ample storage with 128GB, catering well to everyday needs
- π Easy migration from older devices, especially within the Pixel line
Cons
- π Fingerprint reader performance can be inconsistent, though some found workarounds
- β»οΈ Some users may experience shorter battery life than expected, affecting usability
- βοΈ A few reports of challenges with migrating certain critical apps and data
Should I Buy It?
If you're in the market for a midrange smartphone that doesn't skimp on premium features, the Pixel 7a is a compelling option. Its standout camera, user-friendly interface, and long-term software support make it an excellent value proposition. Although there are minor gripes about the fingerprint sensor and battery life, the overall positive feedback suggests that these are not deal-breakers for most users. For those seeking a high-quality phone at a reasonable price, the Pixel 7a is certainly worth considering.
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Color: Charcoal
I've been using this phone for a full year now, so I feel I've used it enough to give a fair assessment. Bottom line: best phone I've ever owned. Other reviewers have adequately covered most of the good features of this phone, all of which I agree with. So I will only mention the aspects that are less than optimal. Fingerprint sensor - as others have mentioned, it is not very reliable. To try to improve the performance, I used the same finger (thumb) for more than one of the (I think) four fingerprints you are allowed to store in the phone. This seems to improve the chances of a successful fingerprint read. Technique is also a factor. I've had the best luck with a quick but firm tap on the sensor area. If you linger a bit, your finger is likely to move ever so slightly on the screen causing it not to be recognized. I've also found that when my fingers are cold the chances of a successful read are reduced. Modem - Cellular reception in fringe areas is probably a bit worse than other phones such as Samsung and could make the difference in usability in certain situations. Most of the time it's fine and I've found that the phone can perform surprisingly well even with a marginal signal level. Screen Brightness - could definitely be better. I leave mine fixed at 80% most of the time and in most indoor lighting situations it is entirely adequate. Outdoors however, I have to boost it up to 100% and in my opinion it is barely adequate. Wireless charging - is pretty slow, but since I charge overnight it hasn't been an issue for me. If I need it to charge faster I just plug it in. The phone has good battery life so charging once a day has worked out fine, even when I watch hours of TikToks. Lens Flare - although I am extremely pleased with the performance of the camera in most situations, especially low light or night time shots, if there is a very bright source of light in an otherwise dark scene, the lens flare is crazy excessive and looks like petals of a flower. I realize it's not a high-end phone, but geez, I think they could have done better even at this price point. Photo Processing - most of the time Google's photo processing for the camera turns out excellent results, especially in difficult lighting situations. One place it doesn't work well at all is fine detail when using the digital zoom. The photo processing (AI?) algorithms try to fill in detail where it is lacking (instead of leaving it to be fuzzy) and comes up with some pretty wild patterns. Not a fan of this aspect at all. I'd rather it be fuzzy. No 720p video - Sometimes I like to record 720p video because it takes up less memory, but the camera app doesn't have an option for that. As a work-around I used a 3rd party camera app, but I haven't found one that is as easy to use as the Google camera app. OK, so enough negative points. Here are some things that really impress me about the phone... Processing speed and overall responsiveness ... it is very snappy. Never keeps me waiting. Camera ... LOVE the camera. Great low-light performance too. Probably my main reason for picking a Google pixel phone. Size ... just the right size for my hand and fits in any pocket I slip it into. Screen - could be brighter, but otherwise has good color balance and is very crisp. Battery life - haven't run out of juice yet, even with fairly heavy use. Overall I am very pleased with this phone and would buy another one in a heartbeat if anything happened to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024 by MacMike
Style: Phone Only
Color: Charcoal
I've had a few flagship phones and a few economy phones. Went to economy after one was stolen and other one got killed in seawater. I liked the moto power G because of big battery capacity and price but had trouble with speakers. They had an awesome deal on 7A on Amazon $249 6 months ago so I got it as a compromise. It is a great phone. Coupled with a cheap otter commuter case and some screen protectors I'm in it for less than $300 so I don't worry as much about damage or loss. But it functions great! And the camera is WAY better than economy phones, so is speaker and microphone. Battery life isn't as good but it's perfectly acceptable. Screen a little smaller but doesn't bother me. I've never seen the 7a that cheap again but I'm sure it will be as phones drop in price. Plus now longer software updates. I'd buy again if I manage to ruin it somehow which seems to be me MO.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024 by TurboInThailand
Style: Phone Only
Color: Snow
Replaces a Huawei P30 lite with very similar specs. The Pixel outperforms the Huawei in terms of real-world processing speed, outside camera, and it comes with the the latest Android O.S. The most enjoyable feature is the AI photo features such as Unblur and ability to remove items from a photo. Pros: Fast Performance. Decent storage, advanced photo editing features, high spec outside facing camera. Cons: heavy when compared to other phones. Does not come with a charger. (Huawei phone did that's why I can complain). No expandable storage (micro SD) option, but built-in 128gb should suffice for most. Does not have an alarm feature from shut off. (Huawei and other asian branded phones have this. Eliminates the need for an alarm clock as you can shut the off the phone before bed and it will turn on and wake you at the alarm time in the morning.) Fingerprint reader is a bit inaccurate at times. Selfie camera is Ok quality. Bulky optional charger with ok battery life. Overall, it's a good phone if you can get it at the sale price of less than 400$. The Camera quality and photo editing software make it an attractive phone that you'll have fun playing with. Even with older photos. But the weight and bulk are noticable, and has a long way to go in comparison to it's competitors at similar MSRP price points. If you need something now, then it's a definite buy. If you can wait, I'd look for something better as the price drops around the holiday seasons. ---Update 9/16/2024--- Ran into an issue during a trip to Kyoto. In the summer, this phone will overheat. Was using the neat feature of Live Google Maps directions, and the phone started warning about it overheating. The phone itself can get pretty hot. Guess it may be a new feature of mid-range phones, but not so great to have this warning when you're in the middle of a summer trip and have to worry about your only resource for Uber, taxis, hotel reservations, etc. Also, newer budget phones have started coming out at cheaper prices that have their own versions of AI photo editing and features comparable to this. All in all, if it's on sale and you don't plan to use it so much in the summer then it is still a good deal. But personally, this phone still has a ways to go. There are other budget phones out there now that are comparable this one, lighter, and sell for a cheaper price. For now, this phone works for me but this will probably be the last pixel I will ever own
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Obediente