Pros
- Ergonomics, camera, autonomy, interface smoothness, ate support, design.
Cons
- Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, very rare, but - jamming still occur. The inability to purchase a model with 128 GB of memory or expand the existing micro sd card.
Google Pixel 3a X-Large 64GB Unlocked Just Black (G020C) - A High-Performance Cell Phone with Ample Memory Review
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| Model Name | Pixel 3a XL |
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| Wireless Carrier | Unlocked |
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| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 1 GB |
| Operating System | Chrome OS, Android |
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Description of Google Pixel 3a X-Large 64GB Unlocked Just Black (G020C) - A High-Performance Cell Phone with Ample Memory
Capture Unforgettable Moments
The Google Pixel 3a X-Large with 64GB Memory Cell Phone in Just Black (G020C) is designed to capture stunning photos that will leave a lasting impression. With features like Night Sight, Portrait Mode, and HDR Plus, you can unleash your creativity and take breathtaking photos in any lighting condition. Whether you're capturing beautiful landscapes or precious moments with loved ones, this phone's advanced camera technology ensures that every shot is picture-perfect.
Seamless Storage and Organization
Never worry about running out of storage space for your cherished memories. The Google Pixel 3a X-Large offers free, unlimited storage at high quality through Google Photos. You can safely store all your photos without compromising on their resolution. Plus, with the intuitive organization features of Google Photos, you can easily search, sort, and access your photos whenever you want, making it a breeze to relive your favorite moments.
Your Personal Assistant
Say goodbye to mundane tasks and let the Google Assistant handle them for you. With the Pixel 3a X-Large, you have the easiest way to get things done. From screening calls to setting reminders, the Google Assistant is always ready to assist you. It saves you time and simplifies your daily routine, allowing you to focus on what matters most. Experience the convenience of having a personal assistant right at your fingertips.
Rapid Charging for Uninterrupted Use
Stay connected and productive with the fast-charging battery of the Google Pixel 3a X-Large. In just 15 minutes, you can charge your phone and enjoy up to 7 hours of uninterrupted use. Say goodbye to battery anxiety and never miss an important call or message again. The Pixel 3a X-Large ensures that you have the power you need, exactly when you need it.
Enhance Your Mobile Experience
The Google Pixel 3a X-Large is more than just a phone – it's a gateway to a world of possibilities. Its sleek design, powerful performance, and cutting-edge features make it a standout device in the world of cell phones & accessories. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a busy professional, or someone who values seamless connectivity, this phone is tailored to enhance your mobile experience and meet your diverse needs. Take control of your digital life with the Pixel 3a X-Large and enjoy a smartphone that goes above and beyond.
Where can the Google Pixel 3a X-Large be used?
Capture stunning photos with features like night sight, portrait mode, and HDR Plus. Save every photo with free, unlimited storage at high quality through Google photos. The Google assistant is the easiest way to get things done – including screening calls. The fast Charging battery delivers up to 7 hours of use with just a 15-minute charge. Comes with 3 years of OS and security updates] and the custom-built Titan M chip. Switch seamlessly and keep all your stuff. Plus your favorite Google apps are built-In. Connector type: Type-C.
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Pros
- After a month of use, I am ready to write my opinion-review about this device. I will compare with my latest smartphones Nexus 5 and Nexus 6P, as well as my wife's smartphone Nokia 5 (pure android, 9). Actually, if you go over the main points: 1. Body and screen dimensions Actually, after the rather large Nexus 6P, I wanted something a little more compact and lighter, but without loss in screen size (there was 5.7 inches), so in this regard, the option is optimal, the only first week I got used to a different aspect ratio of the screen and a certain elongation , now everything is fine. After the aluminum case of the Nexus 6 P, it was a little unusual to return to plastic (like on Nexus 5), but the phone is lighter, and in some ways more practical, the plastic is very high quality. 2. Screen The screen is gorgeous, the resolution is slightly lower than on the Nexus 6P, which is probably why there was no such wow effect, but in terms of the effect on the eyes and readability in the sun, everything is fine. The AOD mode is a little annoying with its decent power consumption, until I use it in full, I hope they will introduce the possibility of finer tuning (for example, display only notification icons, without a clock). 3. Camera The camera met all expectations, in fact, this is the second good reason why the device was purchased (the first and main one for me is a clean OS with ates). 4. Autonomy Compared to the Nexus 6P, which in the best periods of its life gave out 4.5-5 hours of screen, it was very nice to get at least 7 hours of screen on Pixel 3a (if necessary, optimization and other dark themes, I think 8-8.5 hours of screen can be pull out).
Cons
- The only negative for me is the lack of a light indicator (AOD mode is not very satisfactory yet).
Pros
- 1. Price. I took it in a foreign store on Cyber Monday with delivery by a well-known mail forwarder, it turned out + -22 There are no competitors at this price. 2. The case is very pleasant to the touch, the matte part does not blur at all, I like the color and design (purple) 3. The screen is of excellent quality, AOD is a great thing, very comfortable. 4. Camera - shooting quality, night mode, etc. (see photo). 5. Google chips such as edge compression, which was removed in the next generation, fresh ates until at least 06202222. 6. The battery is enough for the whole day, if you try, then one and a half is enough.
Cons
- 1. The glossy part of the case gets dirty and scratched very quickly, so you immediately need a cover, put on the simplest silicone one. 2. Accessories are a separate conversation, get ready to order them from China or look for them on Internet flea markets. 3. Auto-brightness sometimes dulls, but not critical.
Pros
- Dimensions, camera, AOD (and display not only the date and time, but also the weather, alarm clock, calendar reminder, and even a song that is playing somewhere nearby), screen, performance ("iPhone on Android"), hassle-free NFC, confident charge until the end of the working day, vibration (always felt in the pocket of a winter jacket, even when messages arrive).
Cons
- Lack of a slot for a memory card.
Pros
- Very beautiful, tactilely pleasant (body plastic, vibration motor - everything is on top), and smart. The camera met my high expectations. The fingerprint scanner is fast and rarely misfires. Full integration into the Google Home smart home system.
Cons
- It is not officially sold in 2022, and, accordingly, there are no authorized Google service centers in 2022.
Pros
- A compact smartphone is a rarity in our time, especially coupled with good battery life, a high-quality screen and other advantages. The battery does not seem to be very large, but the body always lives until the evening with active use and more than two days with normal use. The camera is simply the best so far. And no fake ratings like dxomark will convince me. Good sound and pleasant vibration feedback. Super quality of communication and audibility of the opponent. Tactile and visually cool case, although fans of Chinese design in the style of Christmas decorations will probably not appreciate it.
Cons
- You can list the lack of wireless charging, a notification indicator, moisture protection, but given the price, somehow you don’t want to. Still not a flagship. Yes, and not critical for me. Everything is individual here.
Pros
- A good camera, a bright flash that can be used as a flashlight, convenient dimensions that allow you to use it with one hand, a long battery life, at least while the phone is new, a plastic case, there is a 3.5 mm jack, good speakers, reasonable price.
Cons
- The case is designed so that the screen will break if dropped, the battery is non-removable, there is no slot for a memory card.
Pros
- dimensions, performance, the presence of pure Android, a headphone port, and the camera.
Cons
- Screen with a glossy finish; no place for memory cards
Pros
- A genuine Android-based smartphone that is convenient, quick, ergonomic, elegant, and high-quality, as well as tenacious. I purchased it for 25,900. Februario del 2022
Cons
- 1. There is a possibility that there will be issues with repairs and spare parts in the event that they are required. 2. There is only a limited selection of covers available during Hong Kong time, but the well-known website and your Chinese friends can always assist you. There are many more options to pick from. 3. When I tried to copy photos from the gallery on my Sony Xperia z5 to Google Photos on my Pixel, I ran into some difficulties. There are errors in the dates, some of the photographs are switched around, and some of the dates are incorrect. 4. No moisture protection (due to the price) 5. There is no wireless charging possible (due to price)
Pros
- 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).
Cons
- The absence of a light indicator is the sole drawback in my opinion (AOD mode is not very satisfactory yet).
Pros
- *Camera with mod cstark v4.3 (on Android 10) or stock 6.3 (on Android 9) - more details in the comments. * Ability to shoot in RAW without software processing. Allows you to process especially valuable images exactly as you need. * Trouble-free device, notifications come immediately and always. *Excellent optimization. Despite not the most productive hardware, everything works smoothly and very quickly. As for games, I can’t say anything - I don’t play. * As a consequence of the previous paragraph - good autonomy. A couple of days will live with an average load, a day will live with a high load. *Navigation is perfect. Determines the location accurately, does not lose satellites, the battery consumes slowly. * The network catches confidently, the connection does not lose. *Excellent in the hand with a case, convenient size. * Availability of frames! Subjectively, I do not like when the display is full screen. At the same time, no bangs, eyebrows, etc. *One-piece flat construction. No unreliable pop-up front cameras and protruding rear lenses. *ates come regularly, long term support. *
Cons
- *Stock camera on Android 10 versions 7.2 and 7.3 (at the moment). Deliberately programmatically cuts down on hardware capabilities, greatly blurs pictures due to aggressive noise reduction. *No wide angle lens. *Rear fingerprint sensor. After the phone, where the sensor was a separate combined mechanical button at the bottom - terribly inconvenient. After more than a month of use - I'm still not used to the sensor from behind. *No notification LED. This is generally tin - on the phone for 35 thousand they were greedy to put a penny LED. As someone wrote, "A 20-cent savings scaled to millions of devices is a huge benefit." It's a shame. The AoD function is not a replacement for the LED, it only wastes battery power. *PWM when display brightness is below 77%. I see him, so it's tiring. At 77% brightness and above, the flicker disappears completely. * The amount of built-in memory and the lack of the possibility of its expansion forces you to adjust your habits. Now on the 1st of every month I transfer photos from my phone to my computer. Oddly enough, at the same time, the problem of a crap phone that was incomprehensible has disappeared.
Pros
- Ergonomics, camera
Cons
- Display, headphone sound
