Google announces Pixel 8a, starts at $499

07 May 2024
Features Tensor G3 chip, 120Hz display, and up to 256GB storage.

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The only upgrade is that bezel ☠️

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    • Anonymous
    • vaS
    • 08 May 2024

    Anders, 07 May 2024I don't understand companies like Google, Sony and Mot... moreYou're stuck on a Samsung-Apple bubble that is mostly irrelevant in the modern age.

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      • Anonymous
      • vaS
      • 08 May 2024

      justasmile, 08 May 2024More worth than A55, that's for sure.You're comparing a $499 phone with USA-exclusive functionalities (that Google doesn't tell outsiders) to a phone that you can buy for lower than $300 on used markets. 😑

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        • Anonymous
        • sXH
        • 08 May 2024

        Typo alert "2400 x 1800 resolution"

        Also spec page says WiFi 6E

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          • Anonymous
          • sXH
          • 08 May 2024

          Wow gorilla glass 3 - old skool !

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            • Anonymous
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            • 08 May 2024

            YUKI93, 08 May 2024Considering the vanilla Pixel 8 starts at $699, the new Pix... morePixel 8 isn't at launch price anywhere. Even in India, it's at 64k INR. The 8a is only launched so Google can send more people towards the Pixel 8. It's a deliberate tactic, the phone IS priced badly.

              Considering the vanilla Pixel 8 starts at $699, the new Pixel A seems to make sense again. I'm really surprised Google can maintain the same price tag as before.

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                • T-Dizzle
                • rUI
                • 08 May 2024

                Instead I'll charge at 65w every two days. Google's battery life is a joke.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • k@B
                  • 08 May 2024

                  the chin is the only thing that suxks

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                    • Anonymous
                    • 4TB
                    • 08 May 2024

                    7 years of updates Nothing compares to the Pixel 8a

                      More worth than A55, that's for sure.

                        Everyone forgets that this is only starting price. In 2 months 480, in 4 months 460 and in 6 under $400. Great decision to offer 256 GB

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                          • Anonymous
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                          • 08 May 2024

                          Carol, 07 May 2024I'd buy a pixel if it would have been more sustainable... morePixels are among the most repairable phones out there, esp. the non-pro models. Plus the price of the spare parts is somewhat reasonable. It's no fairphone, but much better than all chinesium brands.

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                            • Anonymous
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                            • 08 May 2024

                            Edge Fusion is way better.

                              Looks like a sub £200 device. Do better, Google.

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                                • 08 May 2024

                                18W fast charging is laughable. S23 is way better than this. Google should fire tjeir design and hardware team.

                                  budget at 500$ nahhh just get the normal 8

                                    The 8a is launching at $850 in Australia. The 8 sells for $1,200. I got the 8 on sale for $800 last week. Why would anyone buy the 8a?

                                    Google sticking with 18W rather than 27W charging is an insult. It's 2024. I have the 8 and a 6a, and the difference in charging speed is significant.

                                    Aside from that, you've got GG3, massive bezels and the overly rounded design. The 8a has a plastic back, yet it weighs 1gm more than the 8 with a glass back. The 8a is a massive fail.

                                      Is this $499 price before tax? What's the final price after tax then?

                                        Same Exynos-like processor, same problems. No thanks.