Google Pixel 4A review: A feature-rich budget smartphone for $349

People generally adore Google for bringing useful technology to the masses at an aggressively low price, if not free.

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Google Pixel 4a Review - Perfect Budget Phone Has FINALLY Arrived!

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For those who like that, I have happy news: Google is getting really, really good at the price cutting, while still bringing quality, with its smartphones.  The evidence? The Pixel 4A smartphone, which the company introduced on Monday.

Google  revealed the Pixel 4A, which will sit alongside the Pixel 4A 5G and the Pixel 5. Though the latter two will be available at a later date, you can already preorder the Pixel 4A for $349, £349 and AU$599. Unlike in previous years, the phone only comes in one color (black) and one size (as in, there's no Pixel 4A XL). And for its price, the Pixel 4A has one of the best cameras you can get on a phone.

Amid the abundance of $400 phones that are out now, which include the iPhone SE (2020) and the Galaxy A51, the Pixel 4A's two standout features are hard to dismiss. The fact that it has the same excellent main camera as the Pixel 4 (unfortunately, it doesn't have the Pixel 4's second telephoto lens) makes it the ideal phone for someone who wants to take great photos without much effort. Especially if that person doesn't care about having a sleek design or a huge screen, both of which the Pixel 4A doesn't have.

The Pixel 4A is about $50 cheaper than its closest competitors and has 128GB of storage, instead of 64GB like years past, so it really is a solid value. And these days, any amount of money that can be saved is crucial.