Sometimes the best phone for you has everything you need and nothing more.
Pixel A-Series phones are built for users who want great performance at a great price, but may not need the full capability of a flagship phone. The new
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Some Pixel Superfans are so passionate about their A-Series phones that they wouldn’t buy anything else. We asked a few of them why they stick with the A-Series.
“For me, it boils down to affordability and features,” says Estanislado Danielle Castro, who has owned Pixel 3a, 4a, and now 6a phones. “I’m a mom, so although I’d love to have a high-end feature-loaded phone like the Pixel 7 Pro, my family’s needs will always come first. I’m loyal to my Google phones because they’ve proved to be reliable and I always feel like even with the A-Series, I get access to extra features. Features that as a mom, help me to stay on top of things with my family, help me to capture high-quality photos and videos of special moments, and features that make me feel connected to the world. The phones feel solid, they look great, and they’re reliable. And I love showing off the ‘G’ on the back of my phone and telling people why it’s such an awesome product!”
For the Meiman household, the A-Series has become the family go-to phone. “I had the original Pixel and loved it,” says mom Kate Meiman. “Turned out that I loved my 4a as much as my first Pixel. It took gorgeous pictures, was the same familiar size, was quick. My husband then got the 5a because I never stopped talking about how great mine was, and then we were both evangelists for Pixel. It takes amazing photos of our kids, is quick and reliable, super easy to use, and it just works! No bloat, no lagging, no issues. We both upgraded to the 6a when it came out because the deal was so great, and we’re still loving our A-Series. I’m so glad that the incredible quality at this price point allows me to stay with the Pixel lineup.”
“For me, the A-Series is all about how it fits in the pocket,” says outdoor enthusiast Warren Anderson. “I bought and tried the Pixel 4 XL when it came out thinking I would enjoy the bigger phone, but after a month, bought the 4a instead to go back to the smaller form factor I prefer. Climbing in and out of a lifted Jeep, the bigger phone would fall out of my pocket. I need my pockets for multiple things and don’t enjoy such a big phone taking up all that room. I don’t scroll all day so
“The A-Series is convenient for myself as someone who loves the latest tech from Google but is on a tight budget due to grad school,” says student Tekhira Francis. “I use my 6a for everything from making calls to attending and recording work meetings, and of course taking photos. It’s honestly a powerhouse despite the lower price range. It’s also a plus that it’s smaller because I have such tiny hands.”
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