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Wireless Carrier | Unlocked for All Carriers |
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Color | Just Black |
Memory Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
Operating System | Android |
Screen Size | 5.8 Inches |
Display Type | OLED |
Other camera features | Front, Rear, Video |
Form Factor | Smartphone |
Item Weight | 5.04 Ounces |
About this item
- New, unlocked Android phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan; works with Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T, and other major carriers
- Capture great photos using your cell phone on the 12 MP dual pixel rear camera with features like Live HDR+, Night Sight, and Portrait Mode; share photos directly from the viewfinder of your Pixel camera to Google and popular third party apps
- The Adaptive Battery lasts up to 24 hours [1] as it learns your favorite apps and reduces power to the ones you rarely use
- HDR+ makes your photos look better by automatically adjusting for color and lighting; Night Sight lets you capture rich detail and color even in the dark; Portrait Mode helps you take beautiful portraits with a DSLR quality look
- Get things done with just your voice: Send texts, get directions and reminders, and multitask on the go on your mobile phone with help from Google
- The custom made Titan M security chip helps secure the operating system and protect sensitive data, like passwords; automatically receive the latest OS and security updates on your cell phone for at least 3 years. [2]
- With Google’s Personal Safety app, if your mobile phone senses that you’ve been in a car accident, car crash detection can help reach 911 for you. [3]
- Beautiful bezel-less design with an 5.8 inch Full HD+ OLED display that goes from edge to edge, so you can immerse yourself in your videos and apps
- With Call Screen, Google Assistant helps you automatically filter out robocalls on your cell phone before it ever rings. [4]
- Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)
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Meet Pixel 4a.
It comes packed with the things you want most in a phone, for a lot less than you’d expect. And it’s unlocked – so you can pick the carrier and data plan that work best for you.
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Top-notch photos. Taken up a notch.
HDR+ makes your photos look better by automatically adjusting for color and lighting.
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Capture the cosmos.
You can even take photos of the Milky Way. All it takes is one tap in Night Sight mode.[8]
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Focus on your favorites with Portrait Mode.
Capture beautiful portraits where the background fades into an artful blur for a DSLR-quality look.
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Snap, then share.
Share photos right from the viewfinder of your Pixel camera to Google and popular third-party apps.
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A battery that lasts up to 24 hours.[1]
The Adaptive Battery learns your favorite apps and reduces power to the ones you rarely use.
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End the robocalls.
Call Screen helps you proactively screen unknown callers before your phone ever rings.[4]
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An audio recorder with the best of Google.
The Pixel Recorder app automatically transcribes speech and categorizes different types of audio.[9]
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Rest assured.
It’s protected by the Titan M security chip and receives guaranteed updates for at least 3 years.[2]
Pick your Pixel.
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Display5.8" FHD+ (1080 x 2340) OLED - 60 Hz refresh rate |
Display6.2" FHD+ (1080 x 2340) OLED - 60 Hz refresh rate |
Display6.0" FHD+ (1080 x 2340) Flexible OLED - Up to 90 Hz refresh rate[14] |
Processing power[15]Qualcomm[R] Snapdragon[TM] 730G - 2.2 GHz + 1.8 GHz, 64-bit Octa-Core |
Processing power[15]Qualcomm[R] Snapdragon[TM] 765G - 2.4 GHz + 2.2 GHz + 1.8GHz, 64-bit Octa-Core |
Processing power[15]Qualcomm[R] Snapdragon[TM] 765G - 2.4 GHz + 2.2 GHz + 1.8 GHz, 64-bit Octa-Core |
Memory and storage6 GB LPDDR4x - 128 GB storage[11] |
Memory and storage6 GB LPDDR4x RAM - 128 GB storage[11] |
Memory and storage8 GB LPDDR4x RAM - 128 GB storage[11] |
CameraRear: 12 MP - Front: 8 MP |
CameraRear: 12 MP - 16 MP ultrawide - Front: 8 MP |
CameraRear: 12 MP - 16 MP ultrawide - Front: 8 MP |
ChargingFast charging[5] |
ChargingFast charging[17] |
ChargingFast charging[17] - Wireless charging[16] and reverse wireless charging[18] |

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Customer Rating | 4.7 out of 5 stars (4200) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (5808) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (1035) | 4.4 out of 5 stars (780) | 4.3 out of 5 stars (725) |
Price | $349.00$349.00 | $219.99$219.99 | $699.00$699.00 | $119.99$119.99 | $348.99$348.99 |
Shipping | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details |
Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | OlympicWireless |
Camera Description | Front, Rear, Video | 16MP camera | Rear | 13MP camera | Rear, Front |
Screen Size | 5.8 inches | 6.4 inches | 6 inches | 6.2 inches | 6.3 inches |
Item Dimensions | 5.7 x 2.7 x 0.3 inches | 6.29 x 2.99 x 0.38 inches | 5.7 x 2.8 x 0.3 inches | 6.29 x 3.02 x 0.34 inches | 7 x 3 x 1 inches |
Item Weight | 5.04 ounces | 7.02 ounces | 5.29 ounces | 6.53 ounces | 1.00 ounces |
Operating System | Android | Android | android | Android 10.0 | Android |
Product description
Meet Pixel 4a, the helpful Google phone at a helpful price. It comes packed with the things you want most in a phone, like a camera that takes great low-light photos, a battery that lasts up to 24 hours,[1] and the new Google Assistant. And it’s an unlocked smartphone, so you can choose the data plan and carrier that work for you.
[1] Approximate battery life based on a mix of talk, data, standby, and use of other features, with always on display off. An active display and other usage factors will decrease battery life. Pixel 4a battery testing conducted in Mountain View, California in early 2020 on pre-production hardware and software. Actual results may vary.
[2] Android version updates for at least 3 years from when the device first became available on the Google Store in the US. See g.co/pixel/updates for details.
[3] Personal Safety app features are dependent upon network connectivity and other factors and may not be reliable for emergency communications or available in all areas. For more information, see g.co/pixel/personalsafety. Car crash detection is not available in all languages or countries and may not detect all accidents. High-impact activities may trigger calls to emergency services. For country and language availability and more information see g.co/pixel/carcrashdetection.
[4] US only. English only. Call Screen may not detect all robocalls.
[5] Charging rates are based upon use of the included charger plugged into a wall outlet. Actual results may vary.
[6] Some third-party apps and data may not be transferred automatically. Visit g.co/makingtheswitch for information.
[7] Instant Tethering may require purchase of a tethering plan from your wireless carrier (sold separately). Data rates may apply.
[8] See g.co/pixel/astrophotography to learn more about astrophotography on Pixel 4a.
[9] Transcription and search are available in English only.
[10] Not available for all apps or content. Display automatically adjusts to optimize for best viewing and battery performance.
[11] Storage specifications refer to capacity before formatting. Actual formatted capacity will be less.
[12] Motion Sense functional in the US, Canada, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Taiwan, and most European countries. Not all phone features are controlled by Motion Sense. For more information see g.co/pixel/motionsense.
[13] Pixel 4 and 4 XL have a water protection rating of IPx8 under IEC standard 60529. Charger and accessories are not water resistant. Water resistance is not a permanent condition and may be compromised due to normal wear and tear, repair, disassembly or damage.
[14] Not available for all apps and content. Display automatically adjusts to optimize for best viewing and battery performance.
[15] Qualcomm Snapdragon is a product of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. Qualcomm and Snapdragon are trademarks of Qualcomm Incorporated, registered in the United States and other countries.
[16] Qi-compatible. Wireless charger sold separately.
[17] Up to 18W wired charging rates are based upon use of the included charger plugged into a wall outlet. Actual results may be slower.
[18] Designed to charge Qi-certified devices. Use of Battery Share significantly reduces Pixel battery life. Cases may interfere with charging and will reduce charging speed. Charge speeds may vary. See g.co/pixel/wirelesscharging for more information.
Product information
Style:Pixel 4a | Color:Just BlackProduct Dimensions | 5.7 x 2.7 x 0.3 inches |
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Item Weight | 5 ounces |
Domestic Shipping | Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. |
International Shipping | This item is not eligible for international shipping. Learn More |
ASIN | B08CFSZLQ4 |
Item model number | GA02099-US |
Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
#98 in Cell Phones & Accessories (See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories)
#3 in Unlocked Cell Phones #15 in Cell Phone Basic Cases |
OS | Android |
RAM | 6 GB |
Wireless communication technologies | 4G, Bluetooth, Wifi, NFC |
Connectivity technologies | Wireless, NFC |
Display technology | OLED |
Other display features | Wireless |
Other camera features | Front, Rear, Video |
Audio Jack | 3.5 mm |
Form Factor | Smartphone |
Colour | Just Black |
Included Components | 18W USB-C® power adapter 1 m USB-C to USB-C cable (USB 2.0) Quick Start Guide Quick Switch Adapter SIM tool |
Manufacturer | |
Date First Available | August 3, 2020 |
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$350 is an excellent price for what it can do especially if you're on a budget.
Unlike a premium $800+ phone it does NOT have
1. Water, Dust Resistance. Have that bag of rice handy just in case, and don't kick it around constantly in dry dirt/sand
2. Active Edge. Unlike the past few pixel phones, cannot squeeze phone for Google Assistant
3. Facial recognition. Has a very responsive fingerprint reader on back.
4. 4K screen. Has 1080p OLED display, 60hz refresh. If your eyes are used to 4k screens with high refresh rate then this may feel like a downgrade, if not, it's manageable. Able to multi-task without any lag (unless your eyes are trained to do so)
5. Wireless charging. Wired fast charging only.
6. Aluminum or glass body: Phone exterior has a uni-body plastic design. Sturdy and fingerprint resistant
7. Support 5G. There is a 5g model coming soon (as of this review)
--What it does have/list of features:
Excellent camera: Single camera front and back (12MP). No wide angle. excellent post processing software. One of the best cameras on the market (as of this review) even when compared to $1000+ phones especially in astro photography. Front camera is a whole punch design instead of integrated into a bezel.
Great Battery life: 10 hour screen on time. Can last 1 to 1.5 days depending on usage
It does have headphone jack for those who still use wired headphones
Stereo speakers are basic. Able to hear others through speaker phone. Decent bass if you want to listen to music without headphones
128gb storage
E-sim option. No need for physical sim if you don't want to use it
Has live Caption mode (basically subtitles for your phone for media and phone calls), and Now Playing (tells you what music is playing without going into an app)
Has 3 year software and security updates. No bloutwear on phone
Overall, excellent price for what you get especially when you want the phone to do basic everyday tasks
Subsequent Pixel flagships have removed several features I want on my phone or added features I did not want. The Pixel 2 series removed the headphone jack, the Pixel 3XL had an ugly notch mimicking the iPhone X, and the Pixel 4 (non-A) series does not have fingerprint sensors.
It really does not make sense that the Pixel 4a, a budget offering, has more features than the Pixel 4, but this is the reality we live in. I’d like to quickly run over the things I love about this device before I start tearing into with criticism. I love that it has a headphone jack. I have no problem with wireless technology, but Bluetooth in 2020 still provides inferior sound quality when compared to a wired connection. When I’m in my car or listening to headphones, I want a wired connection for the best quality possible. Wired headphones also don’t require batteries meaning they are much more environmentally friendly and never require battery replacement.
I also love that this phone has an unlockable bootloader. If you want to keep this phone past the 3 year window of software support Google offers, you can load an aftermarket ROM on your device like LineageOS. It’s also a plus if you want to root your device. Many smartphone manufacturers (Samsung, Huawei, Motorola, Motorola, to name a few) either don’t allow this or limit the functionality to certain models which I consider unacceptable. Can you imagine if you bought a computer with Windows 7 but were forbidden from loading Windows 8 or Ubuntu on it? You don’t have to imagine, that’s essentially what most smartphone manufacturers do. Google doesn’t and I appreciate that.
While an unlockable bootloader is nice, I would say that most people would like to use their new phones with out-of-box software as long as possible. Google’s version of Android is the closest thing to pure/bloatware-free that you can get. There are no duplicate apps (except YouTube/YouTube Music), and almost everything can be uninstalled or disabled out of the box. Mine did come with a T-Mobile app which I saw as strange since it’s an unlocked phone, but I was able to uninstall it. This is what I like to see. Other brands such as Samsung have gone as far as to create entire duplicate app stores, calendars, mail apps, assistants, and internet browsers that are not removable from their phones. Others, like OnePlus, now put Facebook services on phones out of the box. I am glad that Google has not embraced these practices and still leaves app choice up to the owner of the phone.
The camera, like on all Pixel phones, is fantastic. Great low-light performance and amazing detail, contrast, and color. No other smartphone on the market can compare with the Pixel series of phones when it comes to cameras. Both the front and rear shooters take great shots, but for reasons I’ll get to later, I hate the front camera.
So what are the compromises? This thing is cheap, gross, fingerprint-attractive plastic. In all honesty, I hate all plastic. Plastic is what disposable products are made from. I don’t want a plastic phone. Make it out of aluminum, steel, glass, whatever. But plastic is not acceptable on any smartphone in 2020, even a budget one. Immediately when I took this phone out of the box I hated how it felt in my hand. It feels like a kid’s tox, reminiscent of the iPhone 5c. You may think this is being harsh on a $350 phone but the iPhone SE 2 is made from aluminum and is the same price. The aesthetic design of the phone isn't too bad, if it were made of aluminum it would be a nice looking phone, that is, if it weren't for what I'll get into next.
The screen is horrible. It’s only 1080p-equivalent (my Pixel XL from 2016 is 1440p, it’s not wide enough for my taste, and rather than have a bezel on the top of the phone like on the Pixel 4, Google instead decided to embrace the hole punch-style front camera design popularized by Samsung. Whenever you look at this phone, you are going to see this camera. It sticks out like a sore thumb, a giant black mark on the screen. It’s even worse when you’re watching videos in portrait mode, as the top of the display darkens to simulate an artificial bezel. If the video you’re watching is dark then rather than seeing the beautiful perfect black scenes you can achieve with an OLED screen, you see the camera. It’s also a distraction when you’re viewing a wide photo or video in landscape mode, it’s a giant black dot on the side like a fly landed on the screen. I spend a lot of time watching videos on my phone and this is not acceptable. When in dim rooms the camera hole is also very reflective and will shine light right into your eyes, adding further distraction. The only thing I can compliment is that at least the hole is off to the side and not in the center. It’s still terrible.
I’m not happy with the fingerprint sensor. It’s plastic so it feels terrible, but it also doesn’t seem to read fingerprints well. To its credit it does read quickly, much more quickly than my Pixel XL, but I find myself having to read my print three or four times just to get it to unlock. I prefer optical under-screen fingerprint sensors such as those found on the OnePlus series of phones but can accept a rear fingerprint sensor if it’s accurate and quick. The sensor on the 4a does not seem to be accurate.
The battery is too small at 3140mah. There are budget Indian and Chinese phones that are packing 4000mah+ batteries into smartphones of similar size, Google is lagging behind the competition. They’ve advertised this as having “adaptive” battery optimization and while it seems to perform fairly well out of the box, how well will it perform after several major updates and a few hundred charge cycles? One of my last jobs was spent working with batteries and one of the things I learned is that when it comes to lithium-ion cells, higher capacity + lower discharge depth = longer lifespan. Even if this phone can get you through morning to night with 10-15% capacity left of a 3,140mah battery, you’ll be left with a battery lasts less long than if you had a 4000mah battery ending the day at 30% before going back on the charger. Lithium-ion cells also degrade as they’re cycled. After 100 cycles a Lithium battery can lose as much as 5%-10% of its capacity. If you start with a larger cell then that degradation will be less of an issue as age sets in. Needless to say, Google fumbled on battery size.
I think this is the best new Android phone on the market, but in the same breath, I think that reflects poorly on the Android smartphone market. You might think my criticisms are harsh considering the low price of the phone, but I did not buy this phone because it was cheap. I bought it because it has the features I want. If I had the option of buying a flagship smartphone with a headphone jack, fingerprint sensor, metal/glass body, excellent camera, large battery, no hole punch, and no bloatware, I would buy that. I can’t buy a new flagship smartphone like that so this is the next closest thing. I’m not even asking for luxury features like wireless charging. Basically, I feel no guilt in being critical towards the device’s flaws because my desires as a consumer are not being met by the companies I’m purchasing from. I would recommend this device if you need the features it has.
Overall, I would say that it is worth the money, but, having it for a few days now, there are some obvious pros and cons.
Pros:
Definitely the price
3 years of software support/upgrades
Not full of bloatware
Cons:
The camera takes great pictures, but the software is lacking so every time that you take a picture and want to see it, you need to wait 5 seconds before the phone processes it.
There is no wireless charging.
There is no facial recognition.
The sound was a real letdown. It is not nearly as loud and clear as similarly price phones.
The screen is a bit small and the actual body of the phon doesn't seem as solid as I have come to expect from similar phones.
I definitely think it's in the above average range based on the amount that you are paying. But, keep these cons in mind and add in that soon Google will be releasing the 5g versions which this one is not.
-Pure Android experience - this is a big selling point
-works awesome
-good sized device, feels right
- great camera
- price is awesome, I've paid more for smartphones and didn't get a device of this calibur
- sets the bar for Smartphones
Go buy this Pixel 4a!!!
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Reviewed in India on October 26, 2020



Lo recomiendo al 100% si buscas una gran cámara y el soporte de Google, con actualizaciones rápidas y Android puro
PROS
- Se acomoda muy bien en la mano y el ensamble es de buena calidad
- Botones fáciles de alcanzar y con buena sensación al presionarlos
- El lector de huellas es bastante rápido y preciso
- Altavoz estereo con sonido decente
- Tiene entrada de 3.5mm para audífonos
- Andoid puro que hace la experiencia de uso bastante limpia y fluida. Viene con la versión 10, actualizable a 11
- Google garantiza actualizaciones hasta agosto 2023
- Tiene una e-sim integrada para habilitar dual sim
- Definitivamente la cámara (más detalles abajo)
- Batería no muy grande pero suficiente para el día a día
- Instructivo y adaptador para migrar todos los archivos de tu teléfono viejo de manera sencilla
- Pantalla OLED 60Hz
CONTRAS
- El cuerpo es de plástico (personalmente no me molesta)
- El lector de huellas apenas tiene relieve y puede ser dificil encontrarlo hasta que uno se acostumbra. También ocasiona toques accidentales
- La pantalla no es la más brillosa, carece un poco en ambientes de mucha luz
- No tiene dual sim física (se puede habilitar con e-sim)
- Aun no hay muchas opciones de fundas pero seguramente se irán actualizando
- Sin carga inalámbrica
- Sin reconocimiento facial
- Sin ranura para microSD (los 128gb internos para mí son más que suficientes)
CÁMARA
- Solo tiene un lente, pero es lo suficientemente bueno para compensar la falta de otros
- El obturador es rápido
- El procesamiento es tardado (5 segundos aprox) pero la calidad que resulta lo compensa
- Cámara lenta de hasta 1/8x
- Función de time lapse integrada
- El modo de visión nocturna es bastante buena
- Opción de fotos en RAW
- Graba video hasta 4k
* En las fotos se muestra el modo retrato. Antes y después de procesar

Reviewed in Mexico on October 1, 2020
Lo recomiendo al 100% si buscas una gran cámara y el soporte de Google, con actualizaciones rápidas y Android puro
PROS
- Se acomoda muy bien en la mano y el ensamble es de buena calidad
- Botones fáciles de alcanzar y con buena sensación al presionarlos
- El lector de huellas es bastante rápido y preciso
- Altavoz estereo con sonido decente
- Tiene entrada de 3.5mm para audífonos
- Andoid puro que hace la experiencia de uso bastante limpia y fluida. Viene con la versión 10, actualizable a 11
- Google garantiza actualizaciones hasta agosto 2023
- Tiene una e-sim integrada para habilitar dual sim
- Definitivamente la cámara (más detalles abajo)
- Batería no muy grande pero suficiente para el día a día
- Instructivo y adaptador para migrar todos los archivos de tu teléfono viejo de manera sencilla
- Pantalla OLED 60Hz
CONTRAS
- El cuerpo es de plástico (personalmente no me molesta)
- El lector de huellas apenas tiene relieve y puede ser dificil encontrarlo hasta que uno se acostumbra. También ocasiona toques accidentales
- La pantalla no es la más brillosa, carece un poco en ambientes de mucha luz
- No tiene dual sim física (se puede habilitar con e-sim)
- Aun no hay muchas opciones de fundas pero seguramente se irán actualizando
- Sin carga inalámbrica
- Sin reconocimiento facial
- Sin ranura para microSD (los 128gb internos para mí son más que suficientes)
CÁMARA
- Solo tiene un lente, pero es lo suficientemente bueno para compensar la falta de otros
- El obturador es rápido
- El procesamiento es tardado (5 segundos aprox) pero la calidad que resulta lo compensa
- Cámara lenta de hasta 1/8x
- Función de time lapse integrada
- El modo de visión nocturna es bastante buena
- Opción de fotos en RAW
- Graba video hasta 4k
* En las fotos se muestra el modo retrato. Antes y después de procesar




Reviewed in India on October 25, 2020


1) form factor - In this day & age when there is an epidemic of 6.5-7 inch slabs , this device is messiah, an example of how phones should be. imo 5.8 inches is the perfect size for a smartphone for keeping in ur pocket or operating with 1 hand
2) camera - no guesses here, this still has the best photo processing among other smartphones right now. It clicks great pics with little to no noise, especially love the night mode, i am a fan of this mode.
These 2 were reasons enough for me 2 switch from my previous phone(1+) of 1 yr.
& yeah the battery lasts almost a day so u dont have to worry about carrying power banks with u, although if u play heavy games it might run out faster.
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