Google Pixel 8a - Unlocked Android Phone with Google AI, Advanced Pixel Camera and 24-Hour Battery - Bay - 128 GB
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Color: Bay
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone Only
Features
- Meet Google Pixel 8a, the Google AI phone; with the incredible Pixel Camera and top-rated security features help protect your data[1]
- Unlocked Android 5G smartphone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[2]; it works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers
- The Pixel Camera gives you amazing photo and video quality; Google AI helps you create perfect group shots with Best Take and fix blurry images with Photo Unblur[3]
- The 6.1-inch Pixel 8a Actua display is even brighter and more vibrant; its fast and responsive for smoother scrolling, video streaming, and switching between apps on your phone[4]
- Google AI helps with everyday tasks; search anything right from the app youre in, just by drawing a circle around an image, text, or video[5]; get a summary of emails and brainstorm ideas with Gemini[6]; and avoid spammers with Call Assist[7]
Description
Meet Pixel 8a. It’s engineered by Google with powerful security and the incredible Pixel Camera. With Google AI, you can do more, even easier – like fix photos, screen calls, and get answers.[7] And it has an all-day battery, so you have power when you need it most.[8] All at a great price.
Brand: Google
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
CPU Model: A-Series
CPU Speed: 2.5E+3 MHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Screen Size: 6.1 inches
Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Model Name: Google Pixel 8a
Operating System: Android
RAM Memory Installed: 8 GB
Processor Series: A-Series
Processor Speed: 2.5E+3 MHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Color: Bay
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Bar
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Sim Card Size: Standard
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: No headphone jack
Additional Features: Google AI, Advanced Pixel Camera
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 13 mp
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 12 mp
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Number of Rear Facing Cameras: 1
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Battery Power: 4300
Item Weight: 6.7 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6 x 2.8 x 0.4 inches
GPS Geotagging Functionality: True
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Screen Size: 6.1 inches
Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Display Type: OLED
Aspect Ratio: 169
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840 x 2160
Display Pixel Density: 222 pixels_per_inch
Wireless Provider: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 5G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: Wi-Fi
Brand: Google
Model Year: 2024
Built-In Media: Pixel 8a Phone, SIM Tool, Quick Switch Adapter, 1 m USB_C to USB-C cable (USB 2.0), Support Card
Warranty Description: 1 year
Manufacturer: Google
Specific Uses For Product: daily communication, internet browsing, photography, application usage
UPC: 840244707897
Unit Count: 1 Count
Phone Talk Time: 24 hours
Video Capture Resolution: 4k
Frame Rate: 120 fps
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Obsidian
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone Only
I don't use a smart phone for much besides personal entertainment, since I don't need it for work. Due to that, I didn't want a flagship smartphone that cost $800+ dollars that I would just use to look up random internet facts and watch Youtube videos on. At the same time, when it comes to tech like this, I prefer to stick to name brands I'm familiar with. After researching available phones, I bought the Pixel 8a, and it was the perfect choice. There were of course no problems with set up - the phone actually initiated the transfer of data from my old phone on its own on startup, which was really convenient. When I had it for the first couple of months, the screen protector I was using made it difficult for fingerprint recognition to work, but after switching screen protector brands, there have been no issues. It of course does what I need it too, plus other things I don't need it to because it's got features I'm sure I'll never need. I wish it was thinner and narrower, but most other brands are about the same these days, so it's fine. speakers and cameras are pretty good, and I really like the "adaptive charging" feature that recognizes when I plug the phone in at night and optimizes charging to extend the battery life. Speaking of which, great battery life so far, at least for my usage. Hopefully it'll stay that way for a good, long time. I can't be trusted with a phone without a case, so I can't speak 100% on the durability, but I have dropped it countless times by now, and no issues have come up with the phone or the cases it's been in. I really recommend this phone. I think it's a great take on a known brand at a reduced price without feeling like you're taking a huge step down in quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Sarah
Color: Aloe
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone Only
Had this for a couple years now and it still runs super smooth.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Seth C. Redd
Color: Obsidian
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone Only
I've had this phone for well over a year and I am very satisfied. Great camera with many features. Phone is durable with a long battery life.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Brunswick Mike
Color: Obsidian
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone Only
So, I've been using the 8a for about 6 months. I upgraded from the Pixel 5a due to support for that supposedly ending soon. I saw the 8a on sale so pounced. I'm mostly going to compare the 8a to the 5a. Keep in mind I really liked the 5a. 8a vs 5a Battery life : 5a wins (slightly). I'm not sure how they compare on mAh but the 5a kept a charge a little longer. That's not to say the 8a won't last long. It pretty much always gets me through the day and I don't really feel held back by the difference. Screen: 8a wins (slightly). 8a is a little crisper, overall both are very good. Downside to the 8a is the screen size was a hair smaller I believe. Camera: 8a wins solidly. 5a took good pictures. 8a is even better, especially in low light. I also found the 8a AI editing feature to be handy at times. Charging: Mixed bag. 5a had a faster charging speed (although no Turbo charge). But I like having the wireless charging in the 8a which the 5a didn't have. After about 2yrs of 5a use the port was kinda loose. Wireless charging should negate that later problem of the port wearing out. Functional speed: 8a wins. 5a wasn't slow, but 8a is a little snappier. Headphone jack: 5a wins only because the 5a had one, 8a does not have a headphone jack. Most of my headphones/ear buds I use are wireless, but I still use a few wired ones. But you can get an adapter which has worked fine for the 8a. **Fingerprint reader/sensor: 5a wins by a long shot. This is the reason I removed a star. The 5a fingerprint reader on the back of the phone worked right nearly every time (except with moist fingers). The 8a in screen finger reader works more than half the time, but was is far less accurate than the 5a method. To make matters worse, I think the Pixel engineers forgot most people like to put a screen protector on. With a screen protector on the 8a, the fingerprint reader is nearly useless. (I had tried resetting the fingerprint scans to no avail). Maybe this wasn't the engineers' fault. Maybe a sales exec thought a fingerprint sensor on the screen sounded cool so demanded it while the engineers said it needed more work. But I digress. Out of frustration, I had started using the less secure face unlock which does work reasonably well. But the face unlock doesn't work well if you're wearing sunglasses or in dimly lit rooms. So, I've had to type the numerical unlock a lot more with the 8a. Overall this is a good phone at this price point that does most of what the expensive phones can do. But they need to overhaul the fingerprint sensor. Either move it to the back again or improve it so that it a) works nearly every time and b) works with most screen protectors.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by springn1
If you want a really good phone for cheap in 2025, this is the one to get. It doesn't have fancy features like wireless charging that are built into the non-"a" models, and the CPU is technically a little slower... but you'll never notice. In practice, this is a minimal-bloat-and-shovelware Android system, delivered as Google intended it without bizarre modifications "just to make it our own" from some third party vendor. You'll also get security updates faster and more frequently than from third-party vendor phones, which is nice. In short, like I said: this is the phone you want this year, if you want to really nail the bang-for-the-buck meter.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025 by Jim Salter
I was surprised to see there was no bubble wrap or shipping paper inside the box so my phone box wouldn't be bouncing around throughout shipping. But luckily the phone was unopened and undamaged. It's a bit smaller than I expected but the screen size doesn't affect my texting at all. Operating software is smooth, picture is crisp and clean; camera is incredible, it came unlocked and all I had to do was put my Boost Mobile sim card from my old phone into this one and download a boost configuration app, so it was really easy switching everything over. Just plugged one phone into another to transfer all my apps and data from my old phone.. It fits nicely in my hand and my pockets.. it's not heavy so my pants aren't being weighed down by it. I must say I'm inpressed by this Pixel, I've used the 2xl and the 7 pro and always was impressed. The 8a is worth every penny. Ppl were complaining about fongr print reader but there's an option in your settings to turn up sensitivity to your screen and specifically your fingerprint reader. But you have facial recognition so really you never will need that fingerprint reader .. But I guess to each their own. I'd suggest buying phone if you're looking to downsize.. but I can see that being a bigggggg turnoff for a lot of customers. The screen I basically 6 in.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025 by Sharyn Roper
Upgraded from a Pixel 3a because it was finally starting to fail and crash. It's new, it's fast, but in just about every other way it's worse than the 3a was, which is absurd for a phone released in 2024. A short quick hit list of big things that are worse than the 3a: -runs hot; anything that takes some processing power will make this phone almost uncomfortably warm. -fingerprint sensor. It's no longer on the back, making unlocks awkward, and it's much less responsive. The sensor on the front is unreasonably bright when it's active. I have to redo my print weekly. The PIN unlock is also poorly designed, with unnecessary key presses to get through. The old swipe was so much better. This is a big one, because it makes unlocking take more attention and any use of your phone more annoying. Maybe it'll get me to use it less at least. -charges EXTREMELY slowly, regardless of the charger. Like an hour to go 15%? Hilarious. -the touch screen has some randomly weird responsiveness and sensitivity? This could be a software thing I guess, but, for example, the X button to cancel directions in Maps just simply won't work for me. -the Bluetooth is slower to connect; to pair with my car it typically fails at least twice. The good? The camera is great, and it's minimal on bloatware. Overall I just can't believe it's worse than my phone from 2019. I chose it over some better deals on some older pixel models because of the long-term updates, but with how poorly the charging and heat are when it's brand new I'll be amazed if it lasts that long. This will be my last Pixel.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by Msims
Got this for my daughter. She is in love with it. I have spent some time with it as well. I personally have an S23 Ultra and I think it's the greatest phone ever made. But I do think the Pixel 8 is a close second place. For the price it's #1. This phone takes the most amazing photos for a cell phone! Amazing , bright, crystal clear and colorful OLED display. Looks like an iPhone screen! It charges fast enough, but the batter lasts such a long time. Longer than my s23 and requires alot less energy to charge. Was impressed with the sound. Nice full sound from the speakers, even has some bass. We turned it on, plugged in the Sim card and scanned a code from the old phone and instantly it easily transfered everything from the old phone to the new one. Amazing piece of technology and the price for a brand new name brand phone is unbeatable. She is absolutely in love with it. Thanks!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by iLLUMiNATiON BEATS