Testseek.co.uk have collected 123 expert reviews of the Google Pixel 7a and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel 7a.
May 2023
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The editors liked
Sleek and slim design
Fantastic cameras
Terrific value for money
Excellent camera for the price
Plenty of upgrades over the Pixel 6a
Smart software
Some nice colour options
Performance capability well beyond its price point
Great camera improvements for this generation
Android software just runs best on Google
Exceptional cameras for the price
Same Tensor G2 CPU as more expensive Pixel 7
90Hz display
The editors didn't like
Slippery in the hand
Slight price increase
Power users will want more battery
Middling battery life
Achingly slow charging
Battery life isn't great - and charging rather slow
Excellent camera for the price,Plenty of upgrades over the Pixel 6a,Smart software,Some nice colour options
Middling battery life,Achingly slow charging
Google's mid-range series of smartphones has never been this good. While I would have liked to see better battery performance, the rest of the Pixel 7a is a triumph. PROS Excellent camera for the price Plenty of upgrades over the Pixel 6a Smart software...
Exceptional cameras for the price, Same Tensor G2 CPU as more expensive Pixel 7, 90Hz display
£50 price jump, Only 18W wired charging
On the surface, the Pixel 7a's changes are few and far between but dig a little deeper and you'll discover a wide range of improvements across the board, from battery life to cameras to software.All told, the Pixel 7a is one of the most well-rounded mid-p...
Published: 2023-06-21, Author: Simon , review by: digitalspy.com
Sleek and slim design,Fantastic cameras,Terrific value for money
Slippery in the hand,Slight price increase,Power users will want more battery
After testing the Google Pixel 7a, we're struck by just how few compromises Google has made with this handset, and how it avoids the typical pitfalls for budget phones. The cameras, battery life, performance and charging specs are every bit as good as wha...
(Image credit: Google)The Pixel 7a is, by almost all accounts, better than the Pixel 7 when it comes to picture and sound. It carries many of the features over from the 7, all while costing slightly less. Admittedly the main draw of saving money compared...
Abstract: The Google Pixel 7a may be powerful and it may be smart, but if it can't last me through a full day I won't be recommending it as one of the best phones you can buy. The power of the Google Tensor G2 chipset, which can erase tall buildings from your photo...
Performance capability well beyond its price point,Great camera improvements for this generation,Android software just runs best on Google,
Battery life isn't great - and charging rather slow, Pricier and chunkier than its predecessor, Screen is fairly heavy on bezel,
After some battery wobbles that had me temporarily concerned, I've quickly come to regard the Google Pixel 7a as the best affordable phone you can buy right now. It's got the power, the cameras and the looks to impress. Sure, the screen's edge bezel is a...
Published: 2023-06-30, Author: Ryan , review by: hothardware.com
Class-leading cameras, Sharp, bright OLED screen with 90Hz refresh, Streamlined software with great features, Wireless charging on board, Good build quality with IP67 certification, Sharp, bright display with 120Hz refresh, ×Fast, 80W charging and include
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bright 90-Hz OLED screen, IP67 certification, 6-GHz WLAN and USB 3.2, wireless charging, good main camera, long update supply
neither DC nor PWM dimming, slow fast-charging, limited USB port, severe throttling under load
Google Pixel 7a reviewThe Pixel 7a's competitors have a lot to live up to, as the Google smartphone has done a lot right. It features a bright OLED screen with accurate color reproduction - and it finally has a 90-Hz refresh rate. The phone's main camera...
Stock Android without bloatware, promise of 3 OS updates and 5 years of security updates, Brilliant cameras, Smooth performance, IP67 ratings, Wireless charging,
90Hz screen compared to 120Hz from competitors, Gets heated quickly during intensive tasks, 18W charging is slow, 4, 2, i,
Overall, the Pixel 7a is a decent upgrade to the Pixel 6a in terms of display refresh rate, camera, SoC and also adds wireless charging. However, the Rs. 43,999 price tag is hard to justify since there are phones with powerful SoCs in the market in the ra...
Clean Android interface, exclusive features, timely updates, Chipset has plenty of oomph, GPU is beefier than most in the class, Flagship-grade photo quality from the rear cameras in most situations
Limited availability, Display is 90Hz amongst competitors with 120Hz (or higher), Very slow charging, so-so battery life, Chipset tends to throttle, only 128GB storage option available, Portrait mode is subpar, selfies aren't great either, Video stabiliza
The appeal of Pixel phones tends to be pretty niche, often not entirely well-founded in reason, and difficult to explain with just numbers and test results. It's somewhat of a similar story with the Pixel 7a here, as a quick look at the pros and cons list...
