Even though the Google Pixel 9a<\/a> costs the same as its predecessor, last week\u2019s poll<\/a> suggests that this price may be too high for what the phone offers. This goes to show that expectations shift over time and 128GB storage isn\u2019t enough on a $500\/\u20ac550 device.<\/p>\n Of course, 128GB is the base storage for Google\u2019s pricier Pixels, even the Pro XL, and the 9a is a good deal cheaper than those. At least for the past couple of generations of \u201ca\u201d models there is a 256GB option.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s do a recap of what people liked and what they didn\u2019t about the Pixel 9a. Things in the positive column: it\u2019s a petite phone with a clean look and a nearly flush camera island. Not so positive things: the thick bezels, slow chipset, slow charging and the smaller main camera sensor (1\/2.0\u201d vs. 1\/1.73\u201d in the 8a).<\/p>\n Some people are interested in the Pixel 9a and their number can double with positive reviews \u2013 we have a test unit<\/a> and we are putting it through its paces, so stay tuned for a detailed report. But the truth is that even more people can be attracted to the 9a if it gets a price cut. Which it will soon enough, Pixels are regularly featured in our weekly deals posts.<\/p>\n However, there are plenty of excellent mid-rangers in this price segment and most of them offer better hardware \u2013 Pixel 9a\u2019s advantages lie in its size and the Google experience with common Pixel Feature Drops.<\/p>\n That\u2019s it from the Google Pixel 9a for now, we will let you know once our review is done and if and when we find a good deal on the phone.<\/p>\n![\"Weekly](\"https:\/\/fdn.gsmarena.com\/imgroot\/news\/25\/04\/weekly-poll-results-google-pixel-9a\/inline\/gsmarena_001.png\")
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