Google Pixel 9A, budget king with pixel power?

Google Pixel 9A, budget king with pixel power?

New Delhi: Google Pixel phones are superior in every class. Google launches all of its phones within a specified pricing range, which includes Rs35-50K. Also, they provide a good and premium design that allows us to do good productivity and gaming. This means that Google presents much better features in their phones, such as Google cloud storage for free without a subscription, and the software is also good and smooth in their phones. At that price range, we get a good performance phone, so users get a good phone at a good price. So, here’s what we thought of the Google Pixel 9A. 

Google Pixel 9A comes with a 6.3-inch OLED display with a smooth scrolling experience of a 120Hz refresh rate, and we can adjust the refresh rate in all the applications in the phone. If we discuss the streaming on this phone, this phone streaming is also quite good if we watching content on this phone, likely this phone display are good at their price point and this comes with a punch-hole display with average bezel but if compare other smartphone brands in this price range they always provide much bezel-less display but Google’s all phone comes with thick bezel size in their all phones so they want to change this thing in their phones.  

This Pixel comes with a dual-camera setup in which we gone see there will be a 48MP wide camera sensor with up to 8x digital zoom and there will be a 13MP ultra-wide camera sensor for ultra-wide photos and if we see the results of this phone’s camera then they have provided much good cameras in their price point which they provide them and camera quality are good means the google lens of this phone process faster the photos and the AI features that this phone provides they are slightly faster then other phone that provide AI features. If we discuss the video recording, then this phone can record video up to 4K 60fps smoothly without any issue an likely if we discuss the front camera specs it comes with a 13MP wide angle camera for selfie and video calling and from front camera we can record video up to 4K 30fps smoothly and for content creation this is good for users that they create content. 

It comes with a Google Tesnor G4 chipset which is a good gaming processor but if we compare this processor to other processor that are comes in this phone price range then this processor is slightly lower from the other phones that the main difference this processor gets in this phone and this phone gaming performance is good but if anyone wanted to get high setting on this phone then it will be the question that, Nope it will not perform strong gaming performance means almost we can do gaming around 60fps smoothly but now the question is will in this price range we buy a good gaming processor the answer will be yes, if you are paying Rs 45,000 or might Rs 50,000 and you not get good processor then these phone is not worth to buy. This phone is paired with 12GB RAM and 256GB ROM, and there are no expandable storage options in this phone, so if anyone wanted to buy this phone, then pick a higher variant if you want more storage.

This Google Pixel phone comes with a good battery life of 5100mAh battery and this phone battery life is not that much good for the usage for the phone for full day means almost if we do continuous using this phone then this phone dead around 6 hours but if we see other smartphone with 5000mAh battery then they give battery backup up to 7 hours almost so in this point also we can question that if we are paying Rs 50,000 for a phone but the phone’s battery backup is not good then you will buy this phone? Yes or No? Most of the users’ answers will be. No, we don’t buy that phone because it can’t give good battery backup. So, now this phone’s price is around Rs 49,999, and in this price range, if we honestly say then this phone is not worth to buy at this price range you will get more good phones. 

Punit Panchal
Senior Editor

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