Introduction
Google Pixel 4A is a serious photography beast given its upper-hand in post-processing and computational capability. With a decently-sized phone, affordable pricing, three years of Android upgrades, a stock Android interface, Pixel 4A gets many things right. Add a mix of fewer cameras, less RAM, a single configuration & colour option, smaller battery, no 5G, and a slightly underpowered processor, it makes it a tough choice to make.
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Compare it with its competitors and you would want to get them instead of Pixel 4A but unsurprisingly, Pixel 4A ain’t that bad. It does bring a clean stock Android which is prioritized over others, a compact size, and an excellent camera set up in affordable pricing that makes a lot of difference.
Prices in India, Variants, Availability
Google Pixel 4A is available in India at a price tag of Rs 31,999/- for its sole and single 128GB+6GB variant. Available in a single colour variant “Just Black”, it will soon swing into its next sale on Flipkart India.
Various offers on Flipkart include a 10% off up to 1,500/- on Axis Bank CC and up to Rs 1,000/- off on DC. There’s a 5% extra off on selected Credit/Debit Cards. You can avail of No Cost EMI starting at Rs 2,667/mo as well as get Standard EMI on-board as well. Flipkart is also offering complimentary photography lesions worth Rs 7,999/-. Finally, there’s an exchange program with a discount up to Rs 29,599/- on eligible smartphones with up to Rs 1,350/- extra.
Box Contents
Your Google Pixel 4A comes in a minimalist packaging which includes:
- Pixel 4A phone
- SIM tool
- Quick Switch Adapter
- Power adapter (USB Type-C 18W)
- USB-C cable (USB 2.0)
To be honest, Google Pixel 4a is a great device if you are into mobile photography. It’s post-processing and incomparable no matter what phone you pick. Google did manage to plug a few upgrades over last year’s Pixel 3a such as a good (although old) processor, RAM, and storage that offers gaming performance as well although to a certain extent.
Some of its best traits include stereo speaker, OLED panel, light-weight, and minimalistic build, and excellent camera performance and not to forget, a stock Android with guaranteed updates. On the flip side, it doesn’t have an ultra-wide camera, the battery is a bit low, there’s no wireless charging, and so on. It does score higher in most of the verticals so you can literally consider it for yourself.
