In India Pixel 3a is upwards of $560 (~40,000 Rs). When India and China are the major market for budget mid range phones, this is outright dumb. This is actually expensive than the expected OnePlus 7 price.
@@typingcat Compromises. Wireless charging is still a "premium" feature. It's a convenience gimmick and I'm not saying that to trash the tech. I think it's great and very convenient, but it's not a "must have" or dealbreaker. For the price, I see zero issues with no wireless charging...but a phone like the OnePlus 7 Pro, in that price segment...it should have wireless charging. Definitely miss polycarbonate bodied phones though...the HTC One X is still one of my favorite phones.
There's nothing wrong with polycarbonate. My Nokia Lumia 1020 had a polycarbonate unibody and it held up like a tank. Glass is a stupid choice of material for a smartphone.
My polycarbonate iPhone and LG phones that are all scratched up disagree. My wife's glass backed HTC U11 that's been dropped a dozen times and still looks new after a year and a half also disagrees :)
@@Altema22 that's why you put a case or some skin on it, otherwise, you would have to be really ignorant to think plastic, out of all materials, can't be scratched easier than the higher tier glass (that's actually rated for scratches). so i disagree with both of your disagrees and i'm 100% positive you have stratches on that htc u11 after that amount of time, if there is no case on that
Borrowing a page from the old Apple playbook before they changed their value-model strategy. From their 2013 press release: "iPhone 5c is everything iPhone 5 was and more, in an all-new design packed with great features,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “iPhone 5c is designed with a beautiful polycarbonate enclosure that looks and feels so solid in your hand.”
Yes! finally someone. I had Nexus 5X and polycarbonate is even more durable than aluminium and is so lightweight and modern. Just the color may change over time.
My pixel 3a felt premium. Polycarbonate is a better material for making phones. I like metal also and I will say this. I have a Nokia 6.1 and I defy anyone to show me a phone that is or feels more premium . If you want the build quality then there isn't a better built phone than the Nokia 6.1.
You got a sub from me guy the way you actually broke down how the 670 chip actually works and how it has some of the new features I haven't heard that from none of the other RUclipsrs I've watched they just kept saying the 670 might slow down and I heard one guy say it's not worth the price tag for that chip I didn't even know the chip could do AI or the other things u mentioned thanks I am getting the pixel 3a
100% what I was thinking. Such a balanced and unbiased view. I've subscribed. In fact I was so close to buying the Pixel 3 today that I decided to watch just one more video, came across this, and this single video has made me place the order for the 3a. It's going to be my second phone anyways, and used for business calls and music streaming. Thank you again for the honest appraisal.
Never got the hype for glass.... Is this some kind of fetish Im too normie to understand? It doesnt have wireless charging anyway, so I couldnt care less.
Good price, good features, great camera, good battery life, headphone jack, stereo speakers, 1080p OLED screen, decent performance, stellar software updates, and... no notch!!! What else can one ask for?
@@suparnobanerjee3018 for what? To open your emails a bit quicker? Really does any casual user NEED the 'better' spec of the 3 or is it just bragging rights?
@@josingh20 exactly... the processor also consumes less energy, meaning battery life gets even improved by that. Only thing I'd wish for would be a WA-lens, as no software can do that really.
@captain america - If they made a SUPCASE UNICORN BEETLE for the Pixel 3a, I would recommend it - I have one for my S7; they make them for other Galaxy S models, and Notes, too. The case is tank-tough - includes a holster, too. Not many $20USD cases do.
My wife and I have S7 edges.... i couldn't fathom dropping 2k to get us new phones but this reviews and price points have me wanting to go ahead and pull the trigger.
I bought the 3a XL and so far I love it. I always put a case on my phone so the plastic body doesn't bother me at all. I am loving the price and the performance.
Google did plastic right on this phone. It isn't that cheap hollow plastic that Samsung was known for. The 3a is light yet has a substantial feel to it. Solid build . Feels like an old Nokia Lumia. I actually preferred metal phones but this one has changed my mind . As long as they can make the plastic of a high quality then it's all good.
Yeah I've got this phone! Didn't even want to put a case on it lol but I'm clumsy. It feels great in the hands. I miss having a smaller phone. Phones just get bigger and bigger and more expensive.
@@gcforreal - Examples, please. The 6T (not the 6) is about it's equal; however, like the Pixel 3a, the 6T is upgradable to the Q beta - which is not true of the 6 (yet).
@@isaacogbodo6375 The 3XL is a large phone when compared with the OG Pixel 5" but I have small hands and manage well. I wouldn't try to use it with one hand though as I'm clumsy.
The Nexus 5x and 6p had the best android cameras of their time. The Nexus 5x was also really cheap, I had mine for a few months so I didn't experience any of its issues but it was pretty amazing for the price.
I still have my Nexus 6P, I am using it right now. I love the size of this phone and the front facing speakers.. I did however break down today and buy the Pixel 3A XL... I hope the camera is as good... I always get compliments on my pictures on this phone. Always....
I had a Nexus 5X. As much as I loved that phone (possibly my favourite phone ever), let's be honest the camera was dogshit in anything less than the best conditions.
@@ilyasibz what? Maybe your unit was defective. After having it it was really hard getting used to other phones cameras. Even the main camera in the Galaxy S7 didn't feel as good. I've read in Reddit of other people that also had trouble getting used to other phones cameras.
I had no complaints with my 6P until it started powering off at 50% battery. Then I went back to Samsung. Looking forward to trying other phones as they show innovation and great specs. Currently looking at Asus zenfone 6
@@RenatoFontes Nexus wasn't known for camera. I had 5X and camera was piece of shit. Now my 2 XL can pick ass of any flagship in camera department besides P30 Pro and Pixel 3.
It's a industry killer for those that know value. Google isn't pretending they have the best hardware anymore and is just trying to offer the best bang per buck. That is exactly what I am after. Unfortunately Google was too late this year for me but Google is doing well. I'll give them a pass for 5g phones if they try again not pixel 3 or copy apple Jack gate. I hated that they copied apple's failure. No Jack is NOT innovation fk apple killing the jack. No apple Jack's for them. This may be as good as one plus budget flagships
The build quality on the 3a & XL with the polycarbonate build quality is excellent. I like it better than the glass sandwich? In case of a drop very durable? That 📷, OLED display & 🔋 are really nice? On average 7to8hrs SOT. The 670processer works admirably, no lags or stutters. I would recommend either phone to anyone? The tech geeks or the novice?
I wouldn’t call this an XR killer but it’s a great phone for someone who just needs a phone like it’s a perfect phone to get for a parent...good job google a solid entry level phone
@@GalaxyNexus1- Exactly. It is just over half the price of the S9 or Note 9, and is less than half the price of the S10e. It also has *no notch at all* - which can't be said of the S9, Note 9, or the S10e. If you are used to the photos of an S7, do you *really* have a need for even the doubtless-superior camera of the Pixel 3a - let alone any of the competitors - which cost more than the Pixel 3a/3a XL?
Yes ok for parents but most people I know in this category don’t even care about the quality of the camera to be honest , probably will find most people esp in uk will go with a cheap Samsung contract or other I just really dont know anyone with a google phone , and could you really see kids going for this plastic phone
The Nexus 6P had the most amazing camera for its time. In fact it was THE phone that started putting Google at the top of the photography charts with its improved HDR+ goodness. It was not the fastest phone of its day either, packing the overheating snapdragon 810. Except for the metal body that only the 6P had, these new Pixel "a" phones are the clear continuation of the last Nexus releases.
I owned the Google pixel 3 since December and haven't noticed any bogging down. I play intensive games on it quite often too. That makes me wonder if it's only the XL that gave people issues
@@nigel8499 it's the hardware that's different and might have different limitations, with the XL there are more pixels on the screen which is a little more work for the phone to process
Far as I'm concerned it was a lie started by MKBHD whilst being groomed by OnePlus, I know nobody who says their pixel has slowed down and jumped on by anti pixel fanboys, my pixel 2XL which is "Painfully slow" according to reviewers still flies
@@RKO6192 I doubt he was lying, it's just he gets phones before the official release date, he likely was using it before it was officially updated so he's one of the few people who had a bad experience. This is the problem with reviews on launch day… It's the reviewers that actually use the device for a month and then make a review who really use the device, the people who live with it for a long period of time
I've used the 3XL with and without the notch. I hated the notch at first but I dont wanna disable it now because the extra real estate which is useful than a chunky bezel
Notch doesn't imply more screen real estate. Galaxy S8 and S9 had better screen to body ratios without a notch or hole in the display than the X/XR/XS did with a notch, for example. Screen to body ratio doesn't tell the whole story either, because the bits of the screen next to the notch are pretty useless aside from showing the time and notifications; you can't really use that space well while gaming or watching a video and will likely deal with a lot of letterboxing because of it. Disabling the notch would of course give you less screen space than not disabling it, but better yet is not to have a notch in the first place.
@@notstarboard we are talking about Pixel phones. Pixel 3XL design is a Pixel 2XL with more screen real estate. Basically they just added cutouts for additional real estate. That's what they designed
@@notstarboard also, if you are saying having bezels are better, its not. If you cutout that bezel and add more screen, that's still much better making the usable space longer. If you put cutouts on those Galaxy S8 and S9 they would provide more space lol. There is a mode that you can disable the Pixel 3XL notch totally like it simulates a large thick bezel. If you have tried it you would notice that it uses lesser real estate. It's prominent when browsing apps you get to see less content.
@@pattycarljackson yes it does. It's like saying a flagship killer. It's ideally getting a cheaper phone for comparable or better specs than the pricer product
Michael Hazell it’s not killing off anything. Apple generally sells more iPhones then Samsung sells their phones. No supposed “flagship killer” has actually ever killed off their more expensive counterparts especially a Samsung phone.
@@ElectrofizzStudiosCo in comparison to 835 or 845, yes it's crap. Just look up the videography of the pixel 3a, the pixel 2/2xl and 3/3xl took videos like a GoPro camera. The pixel 3a sucks at taking videos
@@ElectrofizzStudiosCo it's a much larger difference than 20% speed difference. If it's good enough for you, by all means buy it. For me I am not interested in the pixel 3a, especially since it's $400 on sprint with a new line deal? LMAO I can get a g8 for cheaper than that which has specs in a completely different tier segment Unless photos and updates is the only reason why you buy a phone, sure jump at it. Lmao it's sad when phones from 2 years ago outclass it, yet stock fans will still eat it up
Headphone jack, no nutch, stereo speakers, top of the line camera...I'm definitely sold. Just one question: What was Google thinking about that ugly notch on the Pixel 3? Anyway I'm glad they realized their mistake.
I think I saw more videos in the past 2/3 days of this phone that I ever I did of any other phone, the more I watch the more I want it, despite the lack of an SD card slot.
Android Central Google Pixel phones are NOT known to bog down after a few months...the PIXEL 3 is known to do that. I never had that issue on the original Pixel XL or my current 2 year old Pixel 2 XL.
I'm glad they kept some form of dual speakers. The reason why I bought my current Pixel 2 XL was the dual front speakers. The Pixel 4 needs to be something truly special for me to upgrade this year.
It bothers me when people say its plastic THEREFORE no wireless charging. The lack of wireless charging is clearly a cost cut, nothing to do with the lack of glass back. We want premium plastic phones again, htc one x is still my favourite.
Exactly, how on earth so many of the supposedly tech reviewers do not seem to know that plastic does not interfere with electromagnetic field and therefore it is perfectly fine for wireless charging - unlike metal of course. On the sidenote: from what I have heard it is actually a big part of the HTC team that worked on the Pixel 3a - great work!
I saw a lot of reviews about the pixel A XL. Your review touched on a lot of things that other reviewer said because they're factual but your video was the most informative. I purchased the phone confidently based on your review. I am an iPhone user and have been for the past three years. I've always owned Android. I love my iPhone because of the video quality and everything is very simplistic in terms of it just works. I have to say with all the updates and changes I am slowly creeping back to the pixel. I don't like Samsung or any other companies if I use a phone that has to be directly from them. I'm strictly iPhone or pixel. Thank you for the review.
For the longest time I wanted to switch to an Android. I have an iPhone 7 Plus and I really want to upgrade to the 3a. Is it worth the upgrade or should I stick to my 7 Plus? (How does the cpu of both phone compare with each other?)
Hi, how would you compare the 3a to Xiaomi mi 9 SE? Picture quality is important but during the day, 2slot SIM would be nice but also a good scree with notifications. Tough choice.
I can't wait till the full review, can I ask what's the quality of selfie pictures taken on the Pixel 3a/3a XL? And do they really have different screen ratio (18.5:9 vs 18:9)?
If you want that Pixel 3 camera then this Pixel 3a is the device to pick. If a camera is not your priority then there is definitely better devices out there for the money.
Name one. (Yes - I'm serious.) Both Huawei and POCO - carrier-support issues. And I frankly admit that the camera is *overkill*. The Note 9 or S9 is more than twice the price - and I was looking at Best Buy - which has the unlocked 3a for $299USD. It's basically a modern Google Nexus (the first Android smartphone I ever owned) - which - unlike either the S7 that is my current daily driver - OR my GNex- which it replaced - can actually run Pie (in fact, it includes it OOTB). Do I get brave and dare to throw the current beta of Q at it? Twenty-four hour turn-around time - at worst. (All of it on MY end.) The Pixel 3a is a killer phone - and that is *not* counting the camera.
@@PGHammer21A Lol! About every other Chinese mid-range smartphone is a better value than the Pixel 3a minus the camera. Nexus is dead as actually it was a disgrace after the Nexus 5.
Daniel I think they are trying to reach a whole new level of people who don't want to spend all the flagship money but have all the features packed into a device and think it is a smart choice on their part because most will be able to get other accessories that go with their phones and break into Google ecosystem which will help them get better over time.I see Moto and many others that are in many people's hands with not many complaints.So kudos to Google for trying to get out into some of the market and let others experience their features and the other products they sell.Thanks so much for sharing glad to see you guys and girls back in my feed.Good Job Deb.😉👍✌
Thanks for the review. The no water resistant is the biggest downer for me. I almost was gonna get this after my lease was up on my note 8 but i think I'm just gonna buy my phone when lease is up. 2 years later and the note is still superior to a lot of new mid range phones
4:53 - brilliant review @Daniel Bader of the 670 chip and info vs 845 in Pixel 3. Really appreciate and has made me buy this as my second phone for business emails etc.
Nice first impressions. I am looking for a smart phone that can be connected to the internet by wire while at home. I internet-wired all of my PCs at home as I don't like WiFi and suspect many other people don't like the radiation associated with that also. Will appreciate if you include this feature, along with the rest, in you phone reviews.
Well, It's not like a Nexus device, nexus had flagship CPUs. I mean the Nexus 5X has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 meanwhile the Pixel 3A has the Snapdragon 670.
Nice review. My 3A XL shows up in a few hours. Ditching my OnePlus 6 never been thrilled with its camera or quirks. Constant call quality issues no matter what carrier. Looking forward to pure Android and frequent updates. Google just needs to figure out the easy way Apple does phone upgrades. My wife gets a new iPhone and everything including apps is copied and restored in a few minutes. Google add a expandable storage and this phone is a killer.
I bought the pixal3a XL on cyber Monday for 4oo.oo bucks tax included? Yes, I looked at the pixal4 but decided too expensive for what's offered. This deal made me & my pocketbook very happy? What am I missing, not much the camera, display & battery? For 4oo.oo bucks no complaints from me? Very good review!
This is exactly why I can't buy this phone for myself. Being a nurse and sort of a germaphobe I wash my S 7 edge with soap and water everytime after my shift. But! I'm buying it tomorrow for my daughter!
Just ordered one. Have had various phones over the years both iOS and Android. Im over those high end phones. Paying 800 dollars for a phone is silly. Getting back to Android for now. I like the idea of having the raw android system and no manufacturer skins or fluff on top. Shame it doesnt have wireless charging, its not a deal breaker but its very convinient being able to just plop it down on the shelf in the car or when you get home instead of fidgeting with a cable.
For the US, the prices are spot on! But they missed that pricing here in India; both of them are priced well above the INR 30000 mark. That's very poor and unexpected.
Fantasytky Oops! Sorry that my comment has upset you. Actually, Google hyped it so much in India. I was expecting something at a better price point. Did not expect that Google would bluff like this. That’s why I was frustrated.
@@nadeemshaikh7863 An excellent point! That's a very good strategy, indeed. But then there are phones out there which are half or less than half the price of this phone and will blow this phone out of the park in almost every department except the cameras. Of course, I'm no marketing expert. Let's see how it goes from here. The universal truth about hype is: it is better than good when it delivers, but it is worse than the worst when it doesn't.
What’s funny is my iPhone XR has issues with the camera. Won’t record video when you hit the button etc. I’ve seen some people complaining about it but I don’t know if it’s widespread enough for it to get bashed like the pixels
eleye3era2don It will be available to purchase from Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, and the Google Store. You can use it on AT&T, but it won’t be available in their stores.
I hope apple takes notice of what is going on. No I am not bashing apple but um headphone jack. This phone was built for someone like me so all the complaints he is talking about doesn't even faze me at all. I have had expensive phones and was so unhappy but this phone at the price point, software updates,headphone jack is enough for me. This is a home run for me. The expensive phones I have had was the note 8 which I gave to my 17 yr old. I currently have a iPhone xs max and bought a Moto z3 play which the z3 play to me is not a premium phone. I am getting bored with tech tubers due to the fact companies send these phones to them and we the public have to buy ours.
Excellent review, the reviewer voice its clear and pin points the important part Google new pixel cheaper phones with out loosing you specs which aren't much relevent than giving overall down experience with the phone. Thank you reviewer -- btw cool glasses.
Not everyone needs wireless charging - I have it, but don't even use it (S7 Snapdragon). I willingly admit that the improved camera quality is overkill. However, it *is* the best $400USD any-carrier smartphone to hit North American shores - and that includes Huawei.
All these comments on why glass backs.. A glass construction is just cathartic to some. Same with weight. While most of the time we want our devices light and durable.
New nexus bring on the custom ROMs. It's wired that OnePlus and Google have swapped tiers of pricing. My Redmi note 5 with a custom ROM is basically a 3a.
I have a 2XL that I absolutely adore. However, I think that the 3a would be a better option. The camera is slightly better, battery might be better, bezel and look are the same, there's the jack. The phone is plastic? Well put a case and you won't feel it. Screen of the Pixel 3 are overall better. Once again, not a big difference but worth it IF at the same price!
This made me pretty excited at first glance (especially the lavender color way). The only thing is I can get the pixel 3 xl from swappa from $429 with no drawbacks.
@@TVCHLORD Snapdragon 660 up to Snapdragon 730 is considered midrange. Ridiculous to say otherwise. The only thing the 700series does is better graphic performance. The 400SD series however...
I loved the One Mini and the M8, and still have two M8's now as backups. But, glass is transparent to radio signals, and the U11 and U12 Plus get far better reception and Wi-Fi range.
I hear a lot of problems with the Pixel 3's camera and overall responsiveness overtime, but I haven't experienced ANY on my Pixel 2. In my case the phone is as responsive as it was when I got it (on launch day october 2017). Even the battery life has been very good and still lasts me through a day. I was about to get the S10 but decided to wait for the Pixel 4 because I have a feeling it's gonna be a good one
Great camera and pure Android software, tough specs to price ratio elsewhere is not the greatest this is a very good and secure device so most will be happy with and be a good work phone! :D
Actually, I'm thinking that it's both the Nexus of 2019 *AND* an iPhone XR killer. The headphone jack is retained; however, wireless charging is missing. Still, how many folks actually use it (wireless charging, I mean)? Then there is the fact that it can swallow the Q beta - and can do so *now*; how many sub$400USD phones can state that?
Did this guy just state that the Nexus phones had bad cameras? The $250 Nexus 5 had a decent camera which was good for the price point. The Nexus 6+ had a good camera. Don't just make stuff up.
yeah that comment made me question if he even used that phone. I'm still rocking the nexus 6p atm, and it still holds up against modern flagships like the iphone XS and pixel 3. Someone posted a great video 6 months ago comparing the nexus 6p to the whole pixel line and it's still able to trade blows. My friends are always asking me which phone I'm using when I share pictures.
The Nexus 5 was $350. I'd say it had an adequate camera. People said it was bad on release, but it really wasn't. It did very well in good light but had poor dynamic range and struggled in low or variable light. The Nexus 6+ doesn't exist, so I'm not sure which phone you're talking about lol
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So now that you've watched the video and seen the phones - what do you think? Did Google do a good job with the Pixel 3a series? Let's discuss!
@captain america Which phone is better at 399US$ in the States ? I'm curious.. .
No. For the features that were cut the price should've been a bit cheaper
In India Pixel 3a is upwards of $560 (~40,000 Rs). When India and China are the major market for budget mid range phones, this is outright dumb. This is actually expensive than the expected OnePlus 7 price.
@captain america where can I get the s9 or note8 for 399$ ?? Can you link? Sounds like great prices indeed.
@captain america how are those updates going on a Note 8? Lol
we WANT high quality plastic phones. It's not a downgrade.
Agree..donno what’s the obsession with glass etc.
Yeah, but one of the biggest reasons why I prefer plastics is wireless charging... And this phone doesn't have it.
@@typingcat Compromises. Wireless charging is still a "premium" feature. It's a convenience gimmick and I'm not saying that to trash the tech. I think it's great and very convenient, but it's not a "must have" or dealbreaker. For the price, I see zero issues with no wireless charging...but a phone like the OnePlus 7 Pro, in that price segment...it should have wireless charging.
Definitely miss polycarbonate bodied phones though...the HTC One X is still one of my favorite phones.
@@TheRipePunani But my Nexus 7 (2013) which I bought for $99 has wireless charging...
@@typingcat great, well done to you, but I bought the 3a for the headphone jack not the wireless charging
Love my Pixel 3a! I don't feel it is an inferior device in any way. Oh and I certainly don't miss the $1000.00 price tag.
What colour did you get?
What's your screen on time? I'm getting 8+on the 3a xl, but might want to get the smaller
There's nothing wrong with polycarbonate. My Nokia Lumia 1020 had a polycarbonate unibody and it held up like a tank. Glass is a stupid choice of material for a smartphone.
Shell Casing but it is satisfying to touch
The glass
My polycarbonate iPhone and LG phones that are all scratched up disagree. My wife's glass backed HTC U11 that's been dropped a dozen times and still looks new after a year and a half also disagrees :)
You are absolutely right. Glass is the dumbest choice for the back of phone.
@@Altema22 that's why you put a case or some skin on it, otherwise, you would have to be really ignorant to think plastic, out of all materials, can't be scratched easier than the higher tier glass (that's actually rated for scratches). so i disagree with both of your disagrees and i'm 100% positive you have stratches on that htc u11 after that amount of time, if there is no case on that
Hooray for polycarbonate. The best material there is for a phone.
Its plastic...
As someone who has used a lot of Lumia phones before, I couldn't agree more.🙏
Yes, polycarbonate is plastic. But no, plastic ≠ cheap.
Too bad there isn’t wireless charging.
Borrowing a page from the old Apple playbook before they changed their value-model strategy. From their 2013 press release: "iPhone 5c is everything iPhone 5 was and more, in an all-new design packed with great features,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “iPhone 5c is designed with a beautiful polycarbonate enclosure that looks and feels so solid in your hand.”
Yes! finally someone. I had Nexus 5X and polycarbonate is even more durable than aluminium and is so lightweight and modern. Just the color may change over time.
Plastic is lighter and more durable. Why carry something that’s heavier and easier to break like a glass back?
Because it feels premium.
Punishthefalse do you use a case?
@@yaDmere Yes because it comes with a built-in stand. It also makes the phone thick, so I sometimes remove it.
My pixel 3a felt premium. Polycarbonate is a better material for making phones.
I like metal also and I will say this. I have a Nokia 6.1 and I defy anyone to show me a phone that is or feels more premium .
If you want the build quality then there isn't a better built phone than the Nokia 6.1.
I want nokia polycarbonate phone!! Best material for a electronic device.
You got a sub from me guy the way you actually broke down how the 670 chip actually works and how it has some of the new features I haven't heard that from none of the other RUclipsrs I've watched they just kept saying the 670 might slow down and I heard one guy say it's not worth the price tag for that chip I didn't even know the chip could do AI or the other things u mentioned thanks I am getting the pixel 3a
100% what I was thinking. Such a balanced and unbiased view. I've subscribed. In fact I was so close to buying the Pixel 3 today that I decided to watch just one more video, came across this, and this single video has made me place the order for the 3a. It's going to be my second phone anyways, and used for business calls and music streaming. Thank you again for the honest appraisal.
Oh come on. Plastic is fine cause 8 out of 10 guys put a case on.
Never got the hype for glass.... Is this some kind of fetish Im too normie to understand? It doesnt have wireless charging anyway, so I couldnt care less.
Harpreet Singh Yeah plus I don’t care much for wireless charging
Good price, good features, great camera, good battery life, headphone jack, stereo speakers, 1080p OLED screen, decent performance, stellar software updates, and... no notch!!! What else can one ask for?
And a pixel!
A better processor maybe?
@@suparnobanerjee3018 for what? To open your emails a bit quicker? Really does any casual user NEED the 'better' spec of the 3 or is it just bragging rights?
You forgot to mention that it has no notch. Just saying.
@@josingh20 exactly... the processor also consumes less energy, meaning battery life gets even improved by that. Only thing I'd wish for would be a WA-lens, as no software can do that really.
I will take plastic over glass any day of the week I want the ability not to have to worry about bumping my phone or tossing it on my bed.
@captain america - If they made a SUPCASE UNICORN BEETLE for the Pixel 3a, I would recommend it - I have one for my S7; they make them for other Galaxy S models, and Notes, too. The case is tank-tough - includes a holster, too. Not many $20USD cases do.
My wife and I have S7 edges.... i couldn't fathom dropping 2k to get us new phones but this reviews and price points have me wanting to go ahead and pull the trigger.
Tobias Timothy how are the edges holding up thus far? I’m super close to getting one but I’m afraid since they’ve been out for some years now.
@@feliciaroshan7934 dont get it
@@feliciaroshan7934 it's slow and the battery dies super fast, go for a 3a or iphone 8
German Hernandez ok I won’t, thx for responding!!
This was an absolutely excellent review! Thx for that guys 💪🏻
Thanks Niko!
Yea right! Shit trash
I bought the 3a XL and so far I love it. I always put a case on my phone so the plastic body doesn't bother me at all. I am loving the price and the performance.
Google did plastic right on this phone. It isn't that cheap hollow plastic that Samsung was known for.
The 3a is light yet has a substantial feel to it. Solid build . Feels like an old Nokia Lumia.
I actually preferred metal phones but this one has changed my mind .
As long as they can make the plastic of a high quality then it's all good.
Yeah I've got this phone! Didn't even want to put a case on it lol but I'm clumsy. It feels great in the hands. I miss having a smaller phone. Phones just get bigger and bigger and more expensive.
This is the best and most comprehensive phone review I have ever watched. Bravo..
Glad you mentioned the speaker quality. I couldn't get info on it before
Which part was it? Thanks in advance!
This just took a steamy dump on oneplus, in terms of camera quality.
Nothing touching the OnePlus right now dude
@@webbie1891 in terms of camera quality plenty of phones beat it, including the pixel 3a
A camera alone doesn't make a phone.. Everything else about the oneplus is better besides the camera though
@@gcforreal - Examples, please. The 6T (not the 6) is about it's equal; however, like the Pixel 3a, the 6T is upgradable to the Q beta - which is not true of the 6 (yet).
@@PGHammer21A k
So do you think the Snapdragon 670 is a step up from the 821 in my original pixel XL?
Yes
yes but not a big one. wouldn't upgrade for performance only..
yeah
And much more efficient to the battery
it's more about efficiency and battery life than actual raw performance.
Just to redress the balance a bit, to date I've had no camera issues at all with my Pixel 3XL.
thank you for the info, helps with my decision making.
How big is it? Is it a very large phone like when you hold it?
@@isaacogbodo6375 The 3XL is a large phone when compared with the OG Pixel 5" but I have small hands and manage well. I wouldn't try to use it with one hand though as I'm clumsy.
With Apple's crazy high prices, this is Google's chance to shine. They need to amp up their game more.
The Nexus 5x and 6p had the best android cameras of their time.
The Nexus 5x was also really cheap, I had mine for a few months so I didn't experience any of its issues but it was pretty amazing for the price.
I still have my Nexus 6P, I am using it right now. I love the size of this phone and the front facing speakers.. I did however break down today and buy the Pixel 3A XL... I hope the camera is as good... I always get compliments on my pictures on this phone. Always....
I had a Nexus 5X. As much as I loved that phone (possibly my favourite phone ever), let's be honest the camera was dogshit in anything less than the best conditions.
@@ilyasibz what? Maybe your unit was defective. After having it it was really hard getting used to other phones cameras. Even the main camera in the Galaxy S7 didn't feel as good.
I've read in Reddit of other people that also had trouble getting used to other phones cameras.
I had no complaints with my 6P until it started powering off at 50% battery. Then I went back to Samsung. Looking forward to trying other phones as they show innovation and great specs. Currently looking at Asus zenfone 6
@@RenatoFontes Nexus wasn't known for camera. I had 5X and camera was piece of shit. Now my 2 XL can pick ass of any flagship in camera department besides P30 Pro and Pixel 3.
small sacrifice in performance, great price, no notch, headphone jack, this is perfect
What a hell of a review... This is how it's supposed to be done... Amazing 👌
I thought the 6P/5X had people praising the cameras at the time tho? Especially for the price especially for the 5X
This isn't an IPhone XR killer..... This is a midrange offering from Google that offers better affordability and headphone jack.
Well said
It's a industry killer for those that know value.
Google isn't pretending they have the best hardware anymore and is just trying to offer the best bang per buck.
That is exactly what I am after.
Unfortunately Google was too late this year for me but Google is doing well. I'll give them a pass for 5g phones if they try again not pixel 3 or copy apple Jack gate.
I hated that they copied apple's failure. No Jack is NOT innovation fk apple killing the jack.
No apple Jack's for them.
This may be as good as one plus budget flagships
The build quality on the 3a & XL with the polycarbonate build quality is excellent. I like it better than the glass sandwich? In case of a drop very durable? That 📷, OLED display & 🔋 are really nice? On average 7to8hrs SOT. The 670processer works admirably, no lags or stutters. I would recommend either phone to anyone? The tech geeks or the novice?
I wouldn’t call this an XR killer but it’s a great phone for someone who just needs a phone like it’s a perfect phone to get for a parent...good job google a solid entry level phone
Yep. Perfect for my mom.
That's exactly why I'm looking at it.
@@GalaxyNexus1- Exactly. It is just over half the price of the S9 or Note 9, and is less than half the price of the S10e. It also has *no notch at all* - which can't be said of the S9, Note 9, or the S10e. If you are used to the photos of an S7, do you *really* have a need for even the doubtless-superior camera of the Pixel 3a - let alone any of the competitors - which cost more than the Pixel 3a/3a XL?
Yes ok for parents but most people I know in this category don’t even care about the quality of the camera to be honest , probably will find most people esp in uk will go with a cheap Samsung contract or other I just really dont know anyone with a google phone , and could you really see kids going for this plastic phone
Lol exactly why I'm looking at reviews ba
The Nexus 6P had the most amazing camera for its time. In fact it was THE phone that started putting Google at the top of the photography charts with its improved HDR+ goodness. It was not the fastest phone of its day either, packing the overheating snapdragon 810. Except for the metal body that only the 6P had, these new Pixel "a" phones are the clear continuation of the last Nexus releases.
Perhaps I got a bad one but I would say the Nexus 6P is the worst of all Nexus phones. The camera was the only good part about it IMO.
I owned the Google pixel 3 since December and haven't noticed any bogging down. I play intensive games on it quite often too. That makes me wonder if it's only the XL that gave people issues
Is it not the same software?
@@nigel8499 it's the hardware that's different and might have different limitations, with the XL there are more pixels on the screen which is a little more work for the phone to process
Far as I'm concerned it was a lie started by MKBHD whilst being groomed by OnePlus, I know nobody who says their pixel has slowed down and jumped on by anti pixel fanboys, my pixel 2XL which is "Painfully slow" according to reviewers still flies
@@RKO6192 I doubt he was lying, it's just he gets phones before the official release date, he likely was using it before it was officially updated so he's one of the few people who had a bad experience. This is the problem with reviews on launch day… It's the reviewers that actually use the device for a month and then make a review who really use the device, the people who live with it for a long period of time
@@Zipzeolocke I mean with the 2XL is when he started claiming that "Pixels get slow after 6 months" - Look at his video of "Why I don't use the Pixel"
I have a pixel 3 XL. I have not had any issues with software.
I've used the 3XL with and without the notch. I hated the notch at first but I dont wanna disable it now because the extra real estate which is useful than a chunky bezel
Notch doesn't imply more screen real estate. Galaxy S8 and S9 had better screen to body ratios without a notch or hole in the display than the X/XR/XS did with a notch, for example. Screen to body ratio doesn't tell the whole story either, because the bits of the screen next to the notch are pretty useless aside from showing the time and notifications; you can't really use that space well while gaming or watching a video and will likely deal with a lot of letterboxing because of it. Disabling the notch would of course give you less screen space than not disabling it, but better yet is not to have a notch in the first place.
@@notstarboard we are talking about Pixel phones. Pixel 3XL design is a Pixel 2XL with more screen real estate. Basically they just added cutouts for additional real estate. That's what they designed
@@notstarboard also, if you are saying having bezels are better, its not. If you cutout that bezel and add more screen, that's still much better making the usable space longer. If you put cutouts on those Galaxy S8 and S9 they would provide more space lol.
There is a mode that you can disable the Pixel 3XL notch totally like it simulates a large thick bezel. If you have tried it you would notice that it uses lesser real estate. It's prominent when browsing apps you get to see less content.
Excellent video, love the detailing you did on the chipset build.
I swear every reviewer thinks a cheaper phone from a big brand is a "iphone xr killer"
S10e is the direct comparison to the iPhone XR and Imo a way better buy.
That's because the iPhone xr is 💩
There is no such thing as a phone killer. Doesn’t matter what brand it’s from.
@@pattycarljackson yes it does. It's like saying a flagship killer. It's ideally getting a cheaper phone for comparable or better specs than the pricer product
Michael Hazell it’s not killing off anything. Apple generally sells more iPhones then Samsung sells their phones. No supposed “flagship killer” has actually ever killed off their more expensive counterparts especially a Samsung phone.
These just made the regular Pixels irrelevant. 95% of the experience, for 50% of the cost.
No pixel core so it can be compressed to shit on social media, and crap SOC
@@michaelhazellful Since when was between 820 and 835 performance 'crap'? It'll give you great battery life
@@ElectrofizzStudiosCo in comparison to 835 or 845, yes it's crap. Just look up the videography of the pixel 3a, the pixel 2/2xl and 3/3xl took videos like a GoPro camera. The pixel 3a sucks at taking videos
@@michaelhazellful Apparently we live in a world where 20% speed difference is life and death?
@@ElectrofizzStudiosCo it's a much larger difference than 20% speed difference. If it's good enough for you, by all means buy it. For me I am not interested in the pixel 3a, especially since it's $400 on sprint with a new line deal? LMAO I can get a g8 for cheaper than that which has specs in a completely different tier segment
Unless photos and updates is the only reason why you buy a phone, sure jump at it. Lmao it's sad when phones from 2 years ago outclass it, yet stock fans will still eat it up
Headphone jack, no nutch, stereo speakers, top of the line camera...I'm definitely sold. Just one question: What was Google thinking about that ugly notch on the Pixel 3? Anyway I'm glad they realized their mistake.
I think I saw more videos in the past 2/3 days of this phone that I ever I did of any other phone, the more I watch the more I want it, despite the lack of an SD card slot.
This is the first review that was good. You didn't focus on the negatives like everyone else is doing. Thank you for that. Nice job 👍
you can get it for 300 from best buy! (assuming you activate today)
Where
Except on TMobile. Bitches
Android Central Google Pixel phones are NOT known to bog down after a few months...the PIXEL 3 is known to do that. I never had that issue on the original Pixel XL or my current 2 year old Pixel 2 XL.
I'm glad they kept some form of dual speakers. The reason why I bought my current Pixel 2 XL was the dual front speakers. The Pixel 4 needs to be something truly special for me to upgrade this year.
What a remarkable review!!! Keep it up
The 3a phones pretty much give a reason why not to get the premium pixel phones. Great review on the 3a/3aXL
It bothers me when people say its plastic THEREFORE no wireless charging. The lack of wireless charging is clearly a cost cut, nothing to do with the lack of glass back. We want premium plastic phones again, htc one x is still my favourite.
Exactly, how on earth so many of the supposedly tech reviewers do not seem to know that plastic does not interfere with electromagnetic field and therefore it is perfectly fine for wireless charging - unlike metal of course. On the sidenote: from what I have heard it is actually a big part of the HTC team that worked on the Pixel 3a - great work!
Which is a better feel on the hand. Pixel 3a or the XL version? I'm asking because I'm not a fan of very big phones
Would you know if there's a dual sim dual standby support using Android Q Beta? nano + esim?
Dual SIM feature is enabled in Android 10 for the 3a! :-)
i had bootloader issue with lg nexus, does it repeat on this phone ?
I saw a lot of reviews about the pixel A XL. Your review touched on a lot of things that other reviewer said because they're factual but your video was the most informative. I purchased the phone confidently based on your review. I am an iPhone user and have been for the past three years. I've always owned Android. I love my iPhone because of the video quality and everything is very simplistic in terms of it just works. I have to say with all the updates and changes I am slowly creeping back to the pixel. I don't like Samsung or any other companies if I use a phone that has to be directly from them. I'm strictly iPhone or pixel. Thank you for the review.
For the longest time I wanted to switch to an Android. I have an iPhone 7 Plus and I really want to upgrade to the 3a. Is it worth the upgrade or should I stick to my 7 Plus? (How does the cpu of both phone compare with each other?)
Love the fact that they brought back the jack but the rest of the specs just feels like a slap in the face because of how noticably cut back they are.
Hi, how would you compare the 3a to Xiaomi mi 9 SE? Picture quality is important but during the day, 2slot SIM would be nice but also a good scree with notifications. Tough choice.
Do you think the 3a has better graphics overall than the 3axl?
Wait... at 11:53 The Google Calendar app icon is showing the current date as app icon? 7th!
It's always done this. I think on iPhone it doesn't
@@achandab my Google Calendar app doesn't do that!! I'm in Android One
@@AniruddhD what phone are u using
@@AniruddhD maybe on Samsung it doesn't work then. On my pixel its always done it
@@achandab I'm using Mi A1 which runs on Stock OS, Android One. I think this feature must be exclusive to Pixel devices or Pixel Launcher.
I can't wait till the full review, can I ask what's the quality of selfie pictures taken on the Pixel 3a/3a XL? And do they really have different screen ratio (18.5:9 vs 18:9)?
Good review. Very good actually. Thx ❤️
If you want that Pixel 3 camera then this Pixel 3a is the device to pick. If a camera is not your priority then there is definitely better devices out there for the money.
Name one. (Yes - I'm serious.) Both Huawei and POCO - carrier-support issues. And I frankly admit that the camera is *overkill*. The Note 9 or S9 is more than twice the price - and I was looking at Best Buy - which has the unlocked 3a for $299USD. It's basically a modern Google Nexus (the first Android smartphone I ever owned) - which - unlike either the S7 that is my current daily driver - OR my GNex- which it replaced - can actually run Pie (in fact, it includes it OOTB). Do I get brave and dare to throw the current beta of Q at it? Twenty-four hour turn-around time - at worst. (All of it on MY end.) The Pixel 3a is a killer phone - and that is *not* counting the camera.
@@PGHammer21A Lol! About every other Chinese mid-range smartphone is a better value than the Pixel 3a minus the camera. Nexus is dead as actually it was a disgrace after the Nexus 5.
even the camera, why would anyone buy this over the pixel 2 xl?
Daniel I think they are trying to reach a whole new level of people who don't want to spend all the flagship money but have all the features packed into a device and think it is a smart choice on their part because most will be able to get other accessories that go with their phones and break into Google ecosystem which will help them get better over time.I see Moto and many others that are in many people's hands with not many complaints.So kudos to Google for trying to get out into some of the market and let others experience their features and the other products they sell.Thanks so much for sharing glad to see you guys and girls back in my feed.Good Job Deb.😉👍✌
Thanks for the review. The no water resistant is the biggest downer for me. I almost was gonna get this after my lease was up on my note 8 but i think I'm just gonna buy my phone when lease is up. 2 years later and the note is still superior to a lot of new mid range phones
4:53 - brilliant review @Daniel Bader of the 670 chip and info vs 845 in Pixel 3. Really appreciate and has made me buy this as my second phone for business emails etc.
Nice first impressions. I am looking for a smart phone that can be connected to the internet by wire while at home. I internet-wired all of my PCs at home as I don't like WiFi and suspect many other people don't like the radiation associated with that also. Will appreciate if you include this feature, along with the rest, in you phone reviews.
This is the best Pixel 3a review I watched
Great start for a Nexus 5 type affordable stock android phone. I would pay $100-$150 more for 6g RAM, 128 g HD and a Audio DAC.
2020 Still love it !!
I'm watching This video on my Pixel 1XL. Nearly fourth generations old and still running smooth and snappy.
I've seen this somewhere else from you I believe
@@lutlu759 Yah, I said it an a few places.
Well, It's not like a Nexus device, nexus had flagship CPUs. I mean the Nexus 5X has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 meanwhile the Pixel 3A has the Snapdragon 670.
The 670 is apparently around the performance of the 835 iirc
What about the AR and ML chips/features?
Nice review. My 3A XL shows up in a few hours. Ditching my OnePlus 6 never been thrilled with its camera or quirks. Constant call quality issues no matter what carrier. Looking forward to pure Android and frequent updates. Google just needs to figure out the easy way Apple does phone upgrades. My wife gets a new iPhone and everything including apps is copied and restored in a few minutes. Google add a expandable storage and this phone is a killer.
I bought the pixal3a XL on cyber Monday for 4oo.oo bucks tax included? Yes, I looked at the pixal4 but decided too expensive for what's offered. This deal made me & my pocketbook very happy? What am I missing, not much the camera, display & battery? For 4oo.oo bucks no complaints from me? Very good review!
Good content I subbed
I'm debating about trading in my 7 plus. The only thing that holds me back is the lack of waterproofing.
This is exactly why I can't buy this phone for myself. Being a nurse and sort of a germaphobe I wash my S 7 edge with soap and water everytime after my shift. But! I'm buying it tomorrow for my daughter!
Just ordered one. Have had various phones over the years both iOS and Android. Im over those high end phones. Paying 800 dollars for a phone is silly. Getting back to Android for now. I like the idea of having the raw android system and no manufacturer skins or fluff on top. Shame it doesnt have wireless charging, its not a deal breaker but its very convinient being able to just plop it down on the shelf in the car or when you get home instead of fidgeting with a cable.
Good review!
For the US, the prices are spot on! But they missed that pricing here in India; both of them are priced well above the INR 30000 mark. That's very poor and unexpected.
Stop complaining. Urg. These indian like complaining so much at everything.
Fantasytky Oops! Sorry that my comment has upset you. Actually, Google hyped it so much in India. I was expecting something at a better price point. Did not expect that Google would bluff like this. That’s why I was frustrated.
@@sudipchatterjee I think they are trying to build a brand right now and enjoy the fruits down the line when the purchasing power increases.
@@nadeemshaikh7863 An excellent point! That's a very good strategy, indeed. But then there are phones out there which are half or less than half the price of this phone and will blow this phone out of the park in almost every department except the cameras. Of course, I'm no marketing expert. Let's see how it goes from here.
The universal truth about hype is: it is better than good when it delivers, but it is worse than the worst when it doesn't.
It's not Google bro.. It's taxes you pay on device..
What’s funny is my iPhone XR has issues with the camera. Won’t record video when you hit the button etc. I’ve seen some people complaining about it but I don’t know if it’s widespread enough for it to get bashed like the pixels
Excelent presentation. Any dual sim? if not.....hello Xiaomi and others :)
Dual SIM has been enabled in Android 10! :-)
Nice. The only thing that might make me walk away from my Nokia7plus is the camera.
I have both ....nokia 7 plus and one plus 6t and one plus 6t camera is no where good as 7 plus .....dont sell it buddy
I’d buy the 3a XL if I hadn’t just bought a S10 when it released
From what I heard, this phones will be out on all major carriers in the US.
eleye3era2don It will be available to purchase from Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, and the Google Store. You can use it on AT&T, but it won’t be available in their stores.
I hope apple takes notice of what is going on. No I am not bashing apple but um headphone jack. This phone was built for someone like me so all the complaints he is talking about doesn't even faze me at all. I have had expensive phones and was so unhappy but this phone at the price point, software updates,headphone jack is enough for me. This is a home run for me. The expensive phones I have had was the note 8 which I gave to my 17 yr old. I currently have a iPhone xs max and bought a Moto z3 play which the z3 play to me is not a premium phone. I am getting bored with tech tubers due to the fact companies send these phones to them and we the public have to buy ours.
Excellent review!!!!
Nokia 8.1 now £279 with android one so gets the update for 3years, Just this morning got the April update.
I find it ironic how an android one device has a slower update schedule than my Samsung 😂😂😂
@@chrischoy9 hi just out of interest which Samsung you own?
Excellent review, the reviewer voice its clear and pin points the important part Google new pixel cheaper phones with out loosing you specs which aren't much relevent than giving overall down experience with the phone. Thank you reviewer -- btw cool glasses.
Not everyone needs wireless charging - I have it, but don't even use it (S7 Snapdragon). I willingly admit that the improved camera quality is overkill. However, it *is* the best $400USD any-carrier smartphone to hit North American shores - and that includes Huawei.
All these comments on why glass backs..
A glass construction is just cathartic to some. Same with weight. While most of the time we want our devices light and durable.
But no sad card slot is a super let down. Especially with only one storage option.
New nexus bring on the custom ROMs. It's wired that OnePlus and Google have swapped tiers of pricing. My Redmi note 5 with a custom ROM is basically a 3a.
if I can have Pixel 2xl or pixel 3a at the same price, which one should I pick?
I have a 2XL that I absolutely adore. However, I think that the 3a would be a better option.
The camera is slightly better, battery might be better, bezel and look are the same, there's the jack.
The phone is plastic? Well put a case and you won't feel it.
Screen of the Pixel 3 are overall better.
Once again, not a big difference but worth it IF at the same price!
This made me pretty excited at first glance (especially the lavender color way). The only thing is I can get the pixel 3 xl from swappa from $429 with no drawbacks.
iphone xr is a high end phone with a mid range screen, this is a low end phone with a high end camera
Since when did SD670 become low end. That is a mid range chip
Not a XR killer but at least this one has a 1080p display x)
@@vivaladokky mid range would be something like the 710, also this has a 1080p oled screen and the sharpness will be around the same as the iphone xrs
@@TVCHLORD Snapdragon 660 up to Snapdragon 730 is considered midrange. Ridiculous to say otherwise. The only thing the 700series does is better graphic performance. The 400SD series however...
Wish metal builds like HTC One series would make a return.
I loved the One Mini and the M8, and still have two M8's now as backups. But, glass is transparent to radio signals, and the U11 and U12 Plus get far better reception and Wi-Fi range.
@@Altema22 wish I kept my Ones (M7 through 10) ... Never had any signal issues with mines.
I hear a lot of problems with the Pixel 3's camera and overall responsiveness overtime, but I haven't experienced ANY on my Pixel 2. In my case the phone is as responsive as it was when I got it (on launch day october 2017). Even the battery life has been very good and still lasts me through a day.
I was about to get the S10 but decided to wait for the Pixel 4 because I have a feeling it's gonna be a good one
Totally agree. My pixel 2 xl has stayed the same performance wise as the day I got it
Who cares about the back most people like me will put a phone case to protect anyhow....I just got this phone and it's dope!
vcash holdfast which 3axl? And how is it nkw
Great camera and pure Android software, tough specs to price ratio elsewhere is not the greatest this is a very good and secure device so most will be happy with and be a good work phone! :D
Actually, I'm thinking that it's both the Nexus of 2019 *AND* an iPhone XR killer. The headphone jack is retained; however, wireless charging is missing. Still, how many folks actually use it (wireless charging, I mean)? Then there is the fact that it can swallow the Q beta - and can do so *now*; how many sub$400USD phones can state that?
Definitely not a xr killer two different lanes. What this is is an excellent stock phone with pixel cam for cheaper
Not comparable to XR. XR is a budget flagship, this is just a midranger. S10e was an iPhone XR killer
Current daily drivers
1. Google Pixel 3 (128 / black)
2. Essential Phone (128 / halo gray)
Google + Andy Rubin = perfection!
Has my essential phone since launch and won't be switching until the oneplus 7 or pixel 4
Looks like the new replacement for my Nexus 6.
Thinking the same thing. Maybe an XL...
By Nexus, does that mean it will bootloop within a year?
I owned every Nexus phone and none of mine ever bootlooped
@@Jojobizzare80 you're one of the lucky ones. The class action lawsuits for the Nexus 5, 5x, and 6p prove how prevalent the bootlooping issue was
No. It means the battery will be dead in 10 months.
Six years ago I bought a Google Nexus 5 for £299. Yesterday it finally died so today I bought a Google Pixel 3a for.....£299. I'm happy with this.
Those wallpapers in the thumbnail please guys?
Nice shots of London
Did this guy just state that the Nexus phones had bad cameras?
The $250 Nexus 5 had a decent camera which was good for the price point.
The Nexus 6+ had a good camera.
Don't just make stuff up.
yeah that comment made me question if he even used that phone. I'm still rocking the nexus 6p atm, and it still holds up against modern flagships like the iphone XS and pixel 3. Someone posted a great video 6 months ago comparing the nexus 6p to the whole pixel line and it's still able to trade blows. My friends are always asking me which phone I'm using when I share pictures.
The Nexus 5 was $350. I'd say it had an adequate camera. People said it was bad on release, but it really wasn't. It did very well in good light but had poor dynamic range and struggled in low or variable light. The Nexus 6+ doesn't exist, so I'm not sure which phone you're talking about lol
El I think it might make some good competition in the mid range market, which is good
@captain america yeah I know, but a great screen, and best camera can make make it worthy for price