Google Pixel 7a and charger – Unlocked Android 5G

Google Pixel 7a and charger – Unlocked Android 5G smartphone with wide-angle lens and 24-hour battery – Charcoal + Pixel Buds A-Series – Wireless earbuds – Charcoal

Google Pixel 7a and charger – Unlocked Android 5G smartphone with wide-angle lens and 24-hour battery – Charcoal + Pixel Buds A-Series – Wireless earbuds – Charcoal


P7a
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    Google Tensor G2 makes Pixel 7a fast, secure and efficient, with improved audio calls, great battery life and amazing photos and videos.[1]

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    Pixel can filter out your caller’s background noise and enhance their voice, so you can hear them clearly, even in noisy places.[2]

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    The Adaptive Battery lasts over 24 hours[3] – or up to three days with Extreme Battery Saver. And it charges wirelessly.[4]

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    With Live Translate, you can have face-to-face conversations in 48 languages, chat in real time and translate menus with your camera.[5]

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Manufacture: Google

14 Responses

  1. FreddyThomas says:

     United Kingdom

    Pros
    Great screen
    Fast response

    Cons
    No SD card
    The inbuilt launcher is too restrictive. Customisation such as icon shape are not available. I installed the Nova launcher which helps, but I expected better from Android’s creator. They seem to be trying to imitate Apple by not allowing users to customise their experience. Bad move, people use Android BECAUSE it can and look different user to user
    Other than that, a nice phone

  2. BrittI06ng says:

     United Kingdom

    I like the phone but the fingerprint sensor is annoyingly bad on the lock screen yet it works perfectly everytime when it’s needed to open apps. I’ve tried deleting my fingerprints, changing fingers and starting again and downloaded all of the updates available but the problem persists. Hopefully a future update will sort it, if not then I’ll just grin and bear i

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Must admit this purchase was the result of a broken screen on my Pixel 6a, though I wanted to stick to familiar territory.

    Ultimately very happy with my purchase, as expected with the Pixel line you get a device that simply does what you need it to do at a very affordable price. I did notice that cameras have a slight improvement over its predecessor, albeit not an earth shattering change, overall still very happy with the shots I can get from something that fits in my pocket.

    The addition of wireless charging which the 6a lacked does open some oppurtunities to clean up my work desk which is a welcome addition. Safe to say I’ll be using this device for quite some time.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I am very happy with the phone itself so far. However am disappointed in that I ordered Charcoal but Snow was delivered. Inconvenient to swap so have to live with what I did not order.

  5. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    This is a good phone but takes a little time to get my settings right. My only criticism is that the “Google search bar” cannot be removed or relocated and the app suggestions when you use the “search bar” are very annoying.

  6. FrancescoWeedon says:

     United Kingdom

    love the phone excellent camera and battery life. the under screen fingerprint read is about 30% works unlike the pixel 2 finger print reader on the back, just awkward having to type password when it fails which it does a lot.

  7. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I like the size of the phone. It is compact for pocket and handbag and has all the features and my previous Samsung phone and performs just as well. However it needs an eye kept on battery performance as it drains quite quickly. It ‘died’ on a day out – once I noticed it had only 19 percent remaining I didn’t use it but it completely drained anyway. That’s my only gripe!

  8. KlausZNDVu says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersPurchased two of these phones that were sold in a bundle complete with chargers. These phones were to replace my wife’s aging Motorola and my broken Oneplus 6. Two phones that were the same, but suffered completely different issues. One was a breeze to set up, the other took two days because I couldn’t turn Google assistant off and it wanted to set it up in ways that I didn’t appreciate and it took a lot of Googling to gain the appropriate solution. The set up with the sim cards was simple on one, but the other took a very frustratingly long time. After the initial set up both phones updated to Android 14 and things proceeded a little better. Both phones worked with Bluetooth pairing, but that, for some reason, affected the volume; a problem that still can’t resolve…the volume, even when turned up full, is still very poor. On our old phones the signal strength was perfect in our living room but in these, only the lowest corner of the triangle at the top of the screen found reception. I have to admit that the cameras are better, I’m able to transfer them onto my server and then show them full size, without any pixelation, on my smart tv. Data transference is simple as you don’t need to delve into developer mode to shift stuff from the hard drive to other gadgets, provided of course, that the appropriate usb 3 data cable is used. All in all we found that the phones were very usable, but are not convinced that they are any better than our old ones.

  9. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    First order was an empty box, presumably half-inched by some swine in the delivery chain.
    Amazon did their thing and sent us another next day (I have to credit them here. Box felt light so we videod opening it. Amazon rep: “No, we don’t need the video, we trust our customers”. Remarkable service all carried out by text during a car journey).
    Boy very happy with the phone, great camera etc.
    But… The charger died a few months after delivery. Then the cable.
    Contacted Amazon expecting to be referred to the manufacturer, but no. Given a 10% credit that covered a new, nicer, charger.
    Again… remarkable.

    Feels a bit churlish leaving only 4 stars after such great service, but we now suspect Google’s chargers aren’t very good which reduces the point of the ‘Charger included’ deal.
    Amazon, however: in this instance – easy five out of five stars.

  10. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom 🇬🇧

    Absolutely love my Pixel 7a. Coming from cheaper variants this feels like a much more expensive phone than I’m used to. I have used Samsung etc in the past but stopped as they were full of bloatware and started getting way too expensive.
    Sound quality is great in calls and through the speaker. Full of really useful features like screen call. Camera is amazing. The free Pixel buds are great and the charger was nice too. I’ve seen a lot of reviews slate the finger print scanner, I’ve have zero issues with it, works like 99% of the time. It only doesn’t like it when I’ve just washed my hands or something, which is understandable.
    My one small criticism is the battery life isn’t amazing but I’m a light user, I can get nearly 3 days battery before I charge, which is good enough. Will always be upgrading to Google phones now, just loving the features and overall quality of it.

  11. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom 🇬🇧

    No issues with the phone so far. Battery easily lasts a day and no early adopter bugs found so far.

  12. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom 🇬🇧

    Golden Review Award: 10 From Our UsersFirstly, I don’t know why people review a product based on an error with a package deal. Speak to Amazon if it’s an issue, don’t mark down the product itself! Secondly, it does have magic eraser. Thirdly, the finger print sensor is spot on if you make sure the phone is up to date, high sensitivity setting is selected if you have a screen protector on and you reprogramme your print after installing it.

    Superb phone for the price. Fast processor, silky smooth display, great cameras and the convenience of no third party bloatware. My previous Pixels have lasted for over 3 years too.

    Phones will always be a personal preference but I haven’t come away from the Google Pixel for many years now, for good reason. Highly recommended.

  13. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom 🇬🇧

    Golden Review Award: 10 From Our UsersI can’t believe how good this phone is for the money. I had a top of the range iPhone 14 Pro Max, bought a Pixel 6a and was so impressed I just upgraded to the Pixel 7a. The photos are better than the fruit phone and it does everything I need. A lovely size too. I have now sold the iPhone.

  14. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom 🇬🇧

    Golden Review Award: 4 From Our UsersAt this price point, it’s difficult to find a good camera setup. Most other smartphones around this price point give you a terrible ultra-wide-angle camera, and an entirely pointless 2MP macro camera. The Google Pixel 7a changes this with an excellent main camera (with AF and OIS), and 16MP images. It’s also surprisingly good at macro and close-up photos, with 2x (digital) zoom giving really good results.

    The selfie camera is good as well, with a 13MP camera that also lets you record 4K video! Most budget smartphones have selfie cameras with only FullHD video. The camera features on the Pixel 7a are really good, with motion blur for waterfall photography, light painting, and a great night mode. It’s a nice phone to use as well, nice and snappy and the IP67 rating means you can get it wet without worrying too much. At this price point it’s difficult to find a phone anywhere near as good as this one.