Review on Google Pixel 3a X-Large 64GB Unlocked Just Black (G020C) - A High-Performance Cell Phone with Ample Memory by Aneta Szewczyk ᠌

After using the device for a month, I feel prepared to offer my thoughts and assessment. I'll contrast it with my most recent cellphones, the Nexus 5 and Nexus 6P, and my wife's phone, the Nokia 5. (pure android, 9). Actually, if you review the key ideas: 1. Body and display measurements After the rather large Nexus 6P, I actually wanted something a little more portable and lighter, without losing any screen size (there was 5.7 inches), so this option is ideal. After getting used to the screen's different aspect ratio and slight elongation the first week, everything is now fine. It was a little strange to go back to plastic (as on the Nexus 5) after the aluminum case of the Nexus 6 P, but the phone is lighter and in some ways more useful because the plastic is of extremely high quality. 2. Display Although the screen is gorgeous, the resolution is a little lower than on the Nexus 6P, which is likely why there wasn't a wow factor. However, everything is fine in terms of the impact on the eyes and sunlight readability. The AOD mode is somewhat frustrating due to its respectable power consumption, so before I really utilize it, I hope they'll include the option for finer customization (for example, display only notification icons, without a clock). 3. Camera The device's camera exceeded all expectations; in fact, this is the second reason it was bought (the first and main one for me is a clean OS with ates). 4. Self-rule It was amazing to have at least 7 hours of screen time on the Pixel 3a compared to the Nexus 6P, which at its best offered out 4.5 to 5 hours of screen time (if necessary, optimization and other dark themes, I think 8-8.5 hours of screen can be pull out).