Google Pixel 7a Coral

Kleines Handy ganz groß. Mit dem Pixel 7a legt Google seine Mittelklasse neu auf und verbessert diese nicht nur bezüglich des Prozessors, sondern spendiert auch neue Features. Außerdem überzeugt das Android-Smartphone mit einem ausdauernden Akku und langer Updateversorgung.

Google’s mid-range series of smartphones has never been this good. While I would have liked to see better battery performance, the rest of the Pixel 7a is a triumph.

Recommended - The Google Pixel 7a captures great photos at a price that will be attractive to some.

When it comes to affordable Android phones, Google's Pixel 7a outshines the competition in terms of camera performance, software, and value.

The Pixel 7a is another excellent mid-range phone from Google that sticks surprisingly close to its flagship forebear while still offering impressive value. As ever the camera is the highlight, but smooth software and good performance keep this a compelling – albeit imperfect – package.

The Google Pixel 7a is a big upgrade from its predecessor, but it's increased price puts it in a tough spot, considering the Pixel 6a got a deep price cut and the Pixel 7 is just a little bit more.

The Google Pixel 7a is like a gas-guzzling roadster. It's faster than it should be, looks great in photos, and needs to be refueled often along the way.

There’s a lot to like about the improvements Google made to the Pixel 7a, which practically matches the Pixel 7 feature for feature. But the Samsung Galaxy A54 is $50 cheaper and does many of the same things just as well as the Pixel 7a, giving budget phone buyers a tough decision to make.

The Pixel 7A has many of the features that the Pixel 6A was missing, at a lower price than the Pixel 7.

This is just about all you need in a phone, and it costs less than $500.

It’s $50 more than the Pixel 6A, but some key upgrades keep Google’s A-series at the top of the midrange class.

The Google Pixel 7a embraces the strengths of previous Pixel phones and builds on them. It is, without a doubt, the best camera phone I’ve tested under ₹50,000. The upgraded 64 MP Sony IMX787 lens outputs superb results not only in daylight but also in indoor settings and low light. The software is as fluid and seamless as ever, however, only three years of OS updates bugs me since some competitors offer more. The Pixel 7a also performs well in most day-to-day tasks using its Tensor G2 chipset. However, heat management is not up to standard since the phone runs considerably warm at all times and it also throttles performance due to this.