Google Pixel 4a: All you need to know about the release date, price, specs, and camera
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The GooglePixel 4a is official! After months of delays caused by the pandemic, today Google has finally introduced the very highly anticipated Pixel 4a to the world ahead of its release later this month. The Pixel 5 and the Pixel 4a 5G were also sort of announced, but they will be coming much later this year. So, for now, let's concentrate on the latest gem in Google's arsenal - the Pixel 4a!
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The 128GB Google Pixel 4a is available to pre-order right now via the Google Store and other partnering retailers such as Best Buy for only $349 in the United States. That means the smartphone undercuts both the original 64GB Google Pixel 3A and the 64GB iPhone SE (2020) by an impressive $50.
As for pricing worldwide, the Google Pixel 4a retails at £349 in the UK and €389 in Europe, making it £50 and €10 cheaper than its predecessor. Pre-orders in the UK start September 10 ahead of shipments on October 1.
The full list of launch markets has yet to be provided. But Google often focuses on only a handful of countries and the Pixel 4a release isn’t expected to be any different.
Google Pixel 4a specs, price and release date TL;DR:
- A 5.8" FHD+ OLED display with punch hole
- Octa-core Snapdragon 730 processor
- 6GB/128GB memory
- 12MP main and 8MP front cameras
- 3080mAh battery
- 18W charging
- August 20 release date
- Price: $349
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Pixel 4a release date
The 128GB Google Pixel 4a is available to pre-order right now via the Google Store and other partnering retailers such as Best Buy for only $349 in the United States. That means the smartphone undercuts both the original 64GB Google Pixel 3A and the 64GB iPhone SE (2020) by an impressive $50.
The full list of launch markets has yet to be provided. But Google often focuses on only a handful of countries and the Pixel 4a release isn’t expected to be any different.
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