Review on Google Pixel Smartphone 6a 6/128 GB JP, grey-green by Anastazja Kocioek ᠌

An fantastic choice for a smartphone if you have a requirement for relative compactness, you can tolerate Google, and you do not play games that require a lot of processing power. Several advantages, including: - Adaptability to the most recent fashions - There are no advertisements in Chinese. - eSIM. - Good speakers. - Mystical image editing and processing programs - Android is expected to be supported until 2025, and security until 2027 - There are no unexpected hiccups, whims, or breaks in the system. Changing to a different firmware is a simple process for you. Has certain drawbacks, such as the fact that the power button is located above the volume rocker, although there is no discernible tactile difference between the two. The first attempt will not be successful for you. - There is type-c in type-c, but there is no charging block or at least usb-a in type-c. - Google declares that the interface is customizable, but it won't let you remove two of its widgets from the main screen. - There is no minijack. - There is type-c in type-c. - There is no usb-a in type-c. Micro-USB is not recommended for usage with demanding games, which may come as a surprise to you if you have only ever used it. Asphalt 9 maintains a constant 60 frames per second, whereas Genshin Impact drops to an unstable 30 frames per second when played on medium.