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Camera quality is really good. But the processing time is too much. And the phone is lagging at times.

Product is as described, Pixel 4a 5G. Fast delivery. No complaints with the phone, this will be great upgrade frommy Pixel 2. Esim worked for me in UAE.

So far so good. Brand new piece no issues.The phone sold by shining is from Canada. Thanks seller for fast shipping.

Delivery is fast. Item in good condition. The phone is very nice. Just way i like it.

Totally disappointed. I received used one.

I would say, this is the best mid range phone offering out there!Likes:- Android experience as intended by Google - pure and fluid ( as I prefer)- Amazingly fast and frequent android updates unlike other OEMs- Amazing camera and picture processing- Adaptive battery handling & charging resulting in a good battery life- Has a HEADPHONE JACK!- A good OLED screen, perfect size for me.- Dual sim: eSIM + Normal simDislikes;No major gripes apart from the screen having a lesser refresh rate but we never actually notice.Atleast 8 GB ram instead of 6 GB and a faster 5G based processor would have been desirable but then if we include all this then it would have turned out to be a flagship/premium phone and not a mid ranger!Overall I am very satisfied with this product!

This is the best phone they ever did and i cannot fail 1 part of it, it does everything you want and more, easy to use, phone even helps you when you have a problem, Absolutely fantastic camera for pic and vids as shown, i would recommend this phone all day long to everybody, non of your iphone rubbish here, this blows it out of the water..

I got it on sale for £399 and at that price I can highly recommend it.The software experience of stock android is pretty good, it's fast and can run multiple apps at the same time, and storing them in ram and then opening them up again later on is always quick. I've hardly ever had any stutters and dealing with finance and work apps is a breeze. The only issue is a software one with the weather app sometimes disappearing, that's not the phones fault but Android and you just reselect the widget to get it back - it's only happened a few times and is not really a big deal.The finger print scanner on the back is really fast and I prefer it to an under display one or face unlock.The camera is really great, the night mode is great and super useful, portrait mode is also really good at blurring out the background and keeping the focus on the person you're taking the photo of. The only slight issue is that it can take a second or two to fully process the photo to view it which is only a problem if you're used to a £1k flagship but you get what you pay for.The OLED screen is nice but it's not the brightest, and to see it in bright sunlight you have to turn the brightness to max. Also, it's only 60hz but I don't really see the point of a higher refresh rate screen unless you're really into FPS games on your phone.It had a headphone jack which is a huge plus, fast charging is OK but other cheaper phones now do much faster charging. The speakers are ok in most conditions though on a busy street I wish they were a little louder.The battery life is great, with moderate use I can get a couple of days easy so no need to worry about it dying.In terms of gaming this can comfortably run Genshin Impact on low settings without getting too hot, and Call Of Duty on high as well.Lastly, the other great selling point of this phone is support. You get increased Google Photos storage if that is relevant to you and you get 3 more Android updates, it comes with Android 11 so you'll get Android 14 when that comes out. Security updates are pretty much monthly too.

I've been nothing but impressed with the Google Pixel 4a 5G. I've had a Nokia 8 the past couple of years, which was real bargain with great specs and a pure Android experience. I was a bit worried that the Pixel might feel like a step down, to a lower resolution screen, a plastic rather then metal body, and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 instead of 5.But not so, I don't notice the resolution difference, the screen looks just as clear and is larger to boot. And I actually prefer the plastic body now - it feels great and solid, and is more grippy then metal meaning I drop it less. And the glass screen feels just the same - from some research it seems that Gorilla Glass 3 is just as scratch resistant at 5, but a little less impact (ie drop) resistant.I'm also finding the phone much snappier to use and the camera is better in every way - better shots and quicker to open and use. The ability to use Wifi for calls is the main reason I upgraded, due to poor reception where I live, and it does this well. I was also attracted by the pure Android experience and 3 years of OS and security updates.The one thing I don't like is that I can't seem to remove the google search bar from the front screen - this is annoying as I never use it and it takes up space. Shame, as it tars an otherwise great experience with the Google Pixel 4a 5G (hope whoever came up with the naming system has been found another job at Google HQ).

Moved from Huawei Mate Pro series to Google Pixel for: 1) Stock android experience that Pixel offers. 2) Timely updates that come with Pixel phones for three years. And, 3) Camera and photo processing quality with Pixel phone. I also had at the back of my mind the continuation of using Google Photos to back up my photos with a Pixel phone. The headphone jack is not of much use to me as I generally use earbuds. I wish instead of headphone jack, the phone had water resistant feature. The screen quality is fine for me. Having said that, I haven't used 90 or 120 Hz before. The phone generally feels fast. However, I have noticed some slow performance from time to time. Because I use a case, I don't feel the plastic built of the phone. But without a case, the plastic feel is not compared to a glass feel. Coming back to camera, I would say generally it takes good shots. However, sometimes the photos are not as expected in bright sunlight. Overall, I'm okay with the phone so far.

La verdad el mejor celular que he comprado, gama Media con caracterísitcas de gama alta sin ser over-the-top.... Vengo de usar varios celulares AndroidOne (que no tienen bloatware, o sea apps que no sirven o que son de la marca) y este upgrade a Google puro pues me cae muy bien. Si estás muy metido en el mundo Samsung o Xiaomi pues allá tú, no es un iPhone killer pero muy bueno para el día a día, la pila me dura un día normal de 8 horas, no tienes que andar buscando donde cargar pero tampoco dura 2 días.Ya salió el 5a5g entonces por el precio que está ahorita es una gangota creo que lo compré por 4 mil pesos mas y no me arrepiento, si lo quieres ahorita adelante