We review the Google Pixel 3a XL which brings a flagship camera experience, long term updates and a smooth user experience to a whole new, affordable price.

Google's Pixel 3a has the same camera as the Pixel 3, which is crazy for a phone that starts at $400.

Of course, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL have some tradeoffs, like the less powerful Qualcomm chipset, a plastic construction, and the lack of wireless charging and water-resistance.

According to DxOMark, the Google Pixel 3a camera's quality nearly meets the quality of the regular Google Pixel 3 as well as the iPhone XR.

Google's Pixel 4 includes some impressive features, but the cheaper Pixel 3a is still worth considering. Here's how the specs and camera compare.

Camera Google didn’t skimp on the camera here; the 3a features the same 12.2-megapixel camera and Sony IMX363 sensor as the more expensive Pixel 3.

Meet the Google Pixel 3A: A midrange phone with a flagship camera for $399 A plastic body, slower SoC, and other cuts get the Pixel down to a new low price.

So within the pint-sized Pixel pantheon, which phone comes out on top? We compared the Google Pixel 3a, the Pixel 3, and the Pixel 2 to find out.

The Google Pixel 3a and 3a XL might not be the return of the Nexus, even if their pricing might suggest it. Instead, they are Android phones for everyone.

Instead, Google decided to take the fundamentals of the Pixel experience and squeeze them into two new, affordable spinoffs: the $400 Pixel 3a and $480 3a XL.

Google’s finally come out with its less expensive Pixel 3a. Here’s how it differs from the premium model.