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Currently, 5G is not available in Greece for this particular model.
The 6.1-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 2400x1080 pixels allows you to scroll quickly and smoothly and play games comfortably.
Google equips the Pixel 6a with the Google Tensor, its first processor specifically designed for Pixel, providing top performance, battery life, and security.
It uses the Titan M2 security chip that ensures high security against attacks and protects the phone's data and files.
The Google Pixel 6a is equipped with a 12.2MP wide-angle lens and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle lens. Additionally, it features a multitude of functions that are useful in every different situation.
With IP67 protection, the Pixel 6a is resistant to splashes or small amounts of water and dust. So, you can take your phone wherever you go.
With the Live Translate feature, you can converse in 11 languages, interpret face-to-face conversations, and translate signs using the camera without requiring the internet.
The package does not include headphones and a charger, but only a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to USB-A adapter for charging your Google Pixel 6a. This reduces the box size, resulting in more devices per load and a reduction in the energy spent on transporting them.
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Update: After about 2 months, my phone has learned my daily routines, some initial high temperatures have completely disappeared, and with some minor adjustments, the battery life has reached 1.5 to 2 days with moderate use. Overall, this phone at this price point is a one-way street.
The Pixel 6a is the first Pixel I've purchased since the legendary Nexus 5 and 5X. The excitement is exactly the same. The phone is lightning fast, always clean Android with many apps that are only available for Pixels. It just received version 13. The quality of the photos is amazing, and voice commands through Google Assistant, even when the phone is locked, are a great help in creating notes, notifications, calls, etc.
I bought it for 320€ in white color.
UPDATE 28/4/2023
Well, after 5 months of use, I am thoroughly DISAPPOINTED with the phone. Despite the positive aspects I have mentioned (camera, battery, AI features), there have been some bugs that drive me crazy. I will briefly mention some.
--UNACCEPTABLE fingerprint sensor. It works 3 out of 10 times. It is completely useless. I wouldn't use it at all, but unfortunately, it is a prerequisite for using G-Pay.
--Email synchronization issues. It is a problem that the Pixel faces. Emails don't come through, and you can't even refresh the app. So, you have to use the browser. I have been like this for 5 days now, who knows for how long, and it's the second time it has happened. Talking to the community, it is something that other users also experience.
--Terrible signal and frequent confusion, especially when using a second sim (e-sim).
--It freezes more often than I experienced with the LG V40 or even the RealMe, which had an inferior processor. Apps freeze, the screen lags, and it doesn't respond to touches for some moments. For example, someone calls you, and you can't answer.
--Lastly, it is frustrating to connect to Bluetooth, which is by no means fast.
Overall, the phone is a NO for me. It has an amazing camera, yes. It has a nice interface, but nothing extraordinary, and it lacks the customization options that even Samsung phones have now.
(Initial review)
Firstly, I will say that when you open the box, you get a phone of EXCELLENT BUILD QUALITY for which you have paid VERY LITTLE MONEY. In terms of tangible quality, I like it more than my wife's S21FE. You won't realize that the back cover is plastic as it gives you the impression of glass, and the device overall gives you the feeling of a STURDY and SERIOUS build, much superior to the A53 that is roughly in the same price range. Also, I want to mention that the device sits exceptionally well in the hand, its size is just right, and the bezels are not as bad as they appear in videos or review photos.
Now let's move on to the specific elements based on what I have judged so far. I don't know how to emphasize it for the inexperienced. CLEAN ANDROID. Guys, there is no smoother experience than what you get with a Pixel. I read it, many people said it, but I couldn't imagine what they meant. Previously, I had a RealMe GT Master, which had a fairly clean operating system. But STILL, NO COMPARISON. What you experience with the Pixel is unique. Everything runs very fast and smoothly, without much fuss. So, don't expect changes in icons, etc. (however, they have a beta version where icons adapt their theme to your wallpaper or choice). But I could say that I like how all the colors adapt to the background palette you have set, changing throughout, from the notification panel to the keyboard. Overall, it has many options to tailor it to your liking. Let's move on.
SCREEN. 60Hz?
When you start using the Pixel, you see an excellent screen with vibrant colors, very strong brightness, and very fast response to touches. I believe it plays a crucial role in the smooth experience that stems from the operating system in general. 60Hz? I don't know where you will see it, or rather, IN NO CASE will you feel "limited" with the screen you have in your hands. In a side-by-side comparison with the RM at 120Hz for browsing, the Edge browser I use ran smoother on the Pixel. Overall, I haven't seen any difference in my browsing and social media usage.
CAMERA.
The camera on this phone is jaw-dropping. It's impossible for a phone priced at €320 to have such a camera. It's incomparable to Xiaomi phones with 200-300MP cameras that cost around €400-500. I compared it side by side with the S21FE in low-light conditions and there was no comparison. The naturalness it brings to portraits is something I haven't seen in any other phone. So, in the price range up to €400-500, excluding Huawei phones that are hard to find now, it's very difficult to find a better camera. Now, you might ask if I'm one of those "tech-savvy" people who found the Google Camera for their phone. Yes, I did. And it did improve the situation. But if you ever get your hands on a Pixel, you'll truly understand what GOOGLE CAMERA is. I don't need to say anything else. If you prioritize PHOTOGRAPHY as your second or third priority, don't look elsewhere, leave the 48-64MP cameras of other phones aside and get this one.
CALLS. NETWORK. eSIM.
Calls are flawless. The audio quality is strong and clear. As for the network, let's not mention it again. Forget about 5G, VoLTE, VoWifi, etc. Hopefully, they will be available at some point. On the other hand, you should know that the eSIM works perfectly with ergonomic options and a plethora of customization for call/data preferences, etc. I haven't encountered any issues with calls so far. I must also mention that the PROXIMITY SENSOR is flawless. Additionally, the screen doesn't accidentally touch when it's in your pocket, like what happened with RealMe and Xiaomi phones. For example, if I received a call and had Bluetooth on, the screen would turn on while the phone was in my pocket, and if it was on the side of my leg, it would accept inputs and often end the call. This definitely doesn't happen now.
SPEAKER.
The stereo speakers have a very nice sound. Personally, they perfectly cover my usage, which includes watching videos and listening to music on Spotify. I really like the bass they provide and the clarity of the voice without any distortion.
ALWAYS ON DISPLAY.
It's a beautiful version of AOD that provides a lot of information and is fully interactive, while also recognizing when it's in your pocket and completely turning off.
CONNECTIVITY.
With the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro that I have, the connection is immediate and seamless. It also displays the battery percentage in a native widget.
BATTERY and SLOW CHARGING.
This is a part that bothers me. Having gotten used to 65W charging, where the phone would charge in 30 minutes, now I have to switch to a situation where the phone takes 1.5 hours to charge with an 18W charger. This is a big negative for me. On the other hand, so far (2nd day), I haven't seen any miracles from the battery. However, I will wait to see what many people mention, that the situation improves after a week of learning. Nevertheless, I have quite a few power-consuming features and smart functions (e.g., screen monitoring if you're looking at it, active double tap on the back, 2 SIMs in an area with one signal line, and ALL OPEN except NFC).
SMART UNIQUE FEATURES.
As some of you may have seen, Google with the Tensor takes smart technology to another level. This means that now you have some unique capabilities, such as live translation of a call you receive. The ability of the keyboard to type in Greek and have the words translated on the screen is a great and unique feature. The same can be done for a song you listen to or a video you watch. UNIQUE. PERFECT. This is the Tensor, guys. I don't care about the Snapdragons that gamers rave about. When a mobile phone is a tool, you want it for things like the above and not for silly things. Also, the Magic Eraser function that takes Photoshop to another level is exceptional.
After many years of using Android, finally a true value for money device. The camera is epic, video stabilization is equally good, battery is good, fast, and rooted, it truly unfolds all its capabilities. Five stars!!!
Good and fast OS, good camera, beautiful mobile. Unfortunately, the battery is mediocre, as well as the charging being slow. Also, the screen response in certain areas is slow. 3.5/5.
Very good fast mobile, without unnecessary applications.
Very good photos, needs a little searching.
One issue with the, already bad outside Attica, signal it has.
My wife accidentally put it in the washing machine for a 1-hour cycle and it didn't suffer any damage, very good video and photo quality. I bought it for €350 and I think it has no rival for that price
The mobile phone FLIES.. I've had it for almost 4 months and it's incredibly fast. Its camera easily competes with the iPhone.. the photos it takes with the sun in front of it prove how good its camera and resolution are.. the battery is okay, it's not endless or maybe I use it too much.. Overall, it has never even slowed down. I have no issues with calls that some have reported. It's extremely good for its price.. I recommend it!
The only downside for me is the speaker, which distorts a bit when turned up all the way. The slow charging isn't too bad unless you're constantly on the go without access to a charger. The construction quality is very high, and I don't think I'll switch to another manufacturer as long as Google keeps producing phones at this level.
Update: At first, the battery may drain quickly, but after a while, it easily lasts a day.
I have had it for about a month now, and I am a heavy user of the phone, meaning I use it to open Excel sheets and have video calls simultaneously, and the battery has a satisfactory duration compared to the rest. The camera is excellent, but the selfie needs improvement.
Very good mobile phone, only issue is the instability of the fingerprint sensor. It's worth its money, with very good software support.
I wanted a mobile phone that had a very good camera, didn't lag, and didn't cost too much. I am very satisfied with the camera in both photos and videos. It is also fast and doesn't lag, and the sound is loud and clear. Ideally, I might have wanted a little more brightness on the screen, but I can't tell yet if it's because of the screen protector I put on. I bought the phone knowing that 1. It charges slowly and the battery life is one to one and a half days. 2. It doesn't support 5G. 3. It doesn't have a headphone jack, so I have nothing negative to say about that aspect. Also, connectivity to wireless headphones is fast and I have no issues with calls or the internet. For the use I want it for, it has fully met my needs!
Excluding the battery life that lasts for 3-6 hours of screen-on-time (1-2 days depending on usage) and the speaker that is not particularly powerful for music and videos, it is a very attractive device.
The photos it takes (especially at night) are fantastic.
The speed and responsiveness of the device are very satisfactory.
Multitasking is done without any problem.
For casual tasks such as browsing and music, no complaints (although I am a little annoyed by the absence of a headphone jack).
I don't play games on my phone, so I don't have an opinion.
So far, it hasn't disappointed me. The only minor negatives are that it doesn't have a well-made note-taking app, so I have to download whatever I find on the Play Store, which isn't always great. Also, about one in ten times, people won't hear me if I have the speakerphone on, but it's not a big deal since I can just put it to my ear and it sounds fine. Overall, I'm very satisfied, especially with the camera, battery life, and gaming performance.
Amazing clean Android software, the best camera in its category compared to other models, and overall a very good value for money mobile. The only possible negative is the battery life, which is still decent.
There's nothing better for the money! Satisfactory size, fast processor, clean operating system and updates with Google's guarantee, awesome photos. Overall, if someone is interested in getting a flagship phone without it being a flagship, there is nothing better at this price.
For the money and marketing, the portrait mode is unacceptable. The AI not only fails to always avoid blurring and distorting parts of faces, but also adds noise, ruining the photos...
So, I bought the device about a month and a half ago, my previous phone was a Nokia 8 that I had bought in 2018 and was still fully functional. The Pixel 6A has serious connectivity issues, the signal suddenly disappears, it is never at full strength inside my house (on Michalakopoulou street, on a floor, in an apartment that faces Michalakopoulou, so how much more central can you get!), while calls have been dropped for no reason several times. The internet is also weak, notifications for incoming emails come first on the computer and then on the phone (the opposite used to happen with my previous phone), while Google Maps has failed to locate me to give me directions to a specific address... in Pagkrati near the Kallimarmaro Stadium, not on any mountain. I admit I am disappointed, especially since I did not expect such issues from a Google phone, especially considering the purchase cost (I paid 432 euros), which cannot be considered as belonging to the most economical category.
Recently purchased for €385, a very good price for such a capable phone. It's very smart, takes quality photos, and easily lasts a full day with its great battery. It's fast and convenient to hold. The only downside is that it doesn't support 5G.
An amazing phone in every aspect, except for the battery which is both small in capacity and lacks fast charging. It's easy to end up without a phone if you're busy and on the go all day.
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