The Pixel 9a performs as well as the Pixel 9 in almost every way. It takes photos that look nearly as good as the pics I get from my Pixel 9 Pro. It has most of the latest AI features that make ...

On its own merits, though, the Pixel 9a’s display didn’t give me anything to complain about. 6.3-inches is about as big as I want a phone to be without it feeling too tall in the hands, and ...

The 9A supports 7.5-watt Qi wireless charging, instead of the faster 15-watt Qi2 standard. In terms of performance, the Pixel 9A runs on Google's Tensor G4 chip and 8GB of RAM.

The Google Pixel 9a is just about the best $500 phone we’ve ever tested, with the build quality, performance and battery life of rivals that are much more expensive.

If you pick both of them up, you may also notice that the 9a is also a touch lighter (6.56 ounces vs 6.98 ounces). That discrepancy is due to Google forgoing Gorilla Glass 3 for the backpanel in ...

But sorry, iPhone fans: Google did with the Pixel 9a what you wish it did with the iPhone 16e. The device comes in four colorways, including white, black, a stark pink called Peony, and a subtle ...

The Pixel 9a packs dual rear cameras, with both a 48-megapixel main sensor and a 13-megapixel ultrawide camera — for 1x and 0.5x photography, respectively — and Macro mode for detailed close-ups.

Outside of those changes, the 9a sports a larger 6.3 display. Like with the 8a, Google has gone with a FHD panel, meaning the 9a's screen is slightly less dense due to it being a bit larger overall.

The new Pixel 9a will cost $499 / £499 / AU$849, and for that price, you get 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage. The phone will be available in four colors: Obsidian black, Porcelain white, Peony ...

Google just announced the Pixel 9A, surprising nobody because it’s been leaked to all heck. The camera bump is gone, it has a bigger screen, a Tensor G4 processor, and better water resistance ...

The display on the Pixel 9a is the same size as the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro. It’s a 6.3-inch Actua display with a 20:9 aspect ratio. There’s still a 120Hz display to boast here, like last year ...