One of the best things about using a Google Pixel phone is the UI. Google's UI is still fantastic and works great on the 7a Image Credit: Future
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We only had to manual toggle the brightness a few times, mostly to make the screen a little darker when doom scrolling with the lights out.ģ. This worked best when heading outside, where the screen got brighter to counteract the sun, then going back into a darker room - it was quick and accurate.
On Netflix: the 6.1-inch screen is a lovely size to watch movies and shows on the go on. This is a decent screen refresh rate bump from the Google Pixel 6a and while it might not reach the 120Hz that the Samsung Galaxy A54 offers, we found no judder when flicking between apps and game, watching Netflix and the like. The Pixel 7a has a 90Hz screen, which is the same as the Pixel 7 (the Pro can go up to 120Hz). The Pixel 7a screen is big, bright and adaptive There seems to be an extra antenna strip at the top of the device, while the on/off and volume slider is also in the same position.Ģ. There is a thinner camera array that's nestled within the familiar 3D aluminium strip, while the same speaker grills are situated on the bottom of the device. Oh, and the glass, aluminium and plastic that's used is recycled. The Pixel 7a has IP67 protection, so good for water splashes and the like and the display is Gorilla Glass so should be scratch resistant (we didn't ket the thing but haven't noticed any dints so far). essentially the back isn't made of glass, but plastic, like it is on the others in the 7 series. In Google parlance, there's Ano frame architecture surrounding the screen. The actual material is it made from is more durable than that of its predecessors. It's got pretty much the same chassis (it's slightly smaller in height) measuring 72.9 x 152.4 x 9.0g and the screen is also the same size, at 6.1 inches. You would be forgiven in thinking that the Pixel 7a is the Pixel 7 as looks and build wise, it's almost identical. Here are 5 things to know about the Google Pixel 7a.
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It may have only just been revealed at Google I/O but ShortList has had the handset as its daily driver for some time now and reckon that, when it comes to the mid-range, it doesn't get much better than this. Now, Google is back in its Pixel 7 playground, with the launch of the Google Pixel 7a - a cut-price version of its flagship range.
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The pinnacle of this came recently with the launch of the Google Pixel 7 and Google Pixel 7 Pro: two smartphones that not only offer the best version of Android but have hardware smarts that make you think twice about picking up a rival handset. Over recent years Google has managed to create hardware that matches the brilliance of its software.
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