I'll admit: initially, I wasn't sold on the Pixel 9a's new hardware and design. The bezels are noticeably thick by today's standards – even when compared to similarly priced devices like the $459 Nothing Phone 3a Pro and $399 Samsung Galaxy A36 5G – and removing the Pixel-famous camera bar was a choice.

The Google Pixel 9a is the company’s latest budget smartphone. We’ve already compared it to a range of smartphones, including the Pixel 9 Pro. Well, in this article, we’ll do the same with the larger Google flagship.

Sitting firmly in the mid-range, the Pixel 9a offers a good range of features at a more affordable price. Amy Davies finds out more. The post Google Pixel 9a Review: This is the mid-range phone I’d recommend to most appeared first on Amateur Photographer.