Pixel vs Pixel 4a

The Pixel 4a is officially considered a mid-range model in the Pixel lineup, but because you would be skipping several generations, you would still see a big boost in performance and features. The display goes from 5-inches on the Pixel to 5.8-inches on the Pixel 4a. Along with the increase in display size, the 4a is an always-on-display with HDR support and Corning Gorilla Glass 3. Despite the big increase in display size, the size of the phone remains close with the Pixel measuring in at 5.6 (H) by 2.7 (W) and the Pixel 4a measuring in at 5.7 (H) by 2.7 (W). Some of the other key features of the Pixel 4a include a Snapdragon 730G processor with Pixel Imprint and the Titan M security module, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, 3,140 mAh battery with fast charging capabilities, and a soft-touch polycarbonate unibody design. A key feature for lots of people is the camera, which on the Pixel 4a, has improvements in the hardware and software. The rear camera setup on the Pixel 4a includes a 12.2MP dual-pixel (f/1.7 aperture) camera with Live HDR+, Portrait Mode, Top Shot, and Night Sight.