A:AnswerHi Charan,
The device listed here is a product intended for sale in the United States. Please be advised that such devices may not have been tested or certified in India and may not operate in full compliance with local regulations and requirements. Devices intended for sale in the United States are not sold in India, so while Pixel devices function on many cellular networks, this product may be incompatible with the networks in India. Ask your mobile phone carrier if the Pixel 4a is compatible with its network and compliant with local regulations. If you need a device replacement or repair you may not be able to obtain support for a United States product if you are outside of the United States. For more information feel free to visit our Google Store help center. DSDS and eSIM will work with some mobile carriers. To find out if they’ll work with your phone, ask your mobile carrier. Learn more about Dual SIMs on your Google Pixel phone here: https://goo.gle/HowToUseDSDS
A:AnswerHi James,
This is the unlocked US SKU and therefore compatible with many carriers (Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, US Cellular, AT&T, Visible, Xfinity Mobile and C Spire). If you are using another carrier, we recommend contacting them directly for the most accurate information regarding device compatibility.
A:AnswerHi Panda,
The Pixel 4a supports Nano SIM and eSIM (if your carrier support it). You cannot use both the physical SIM network and eSIM simultaneously. If your carrier only uses physical SIM cards for activation, we recommend reaching out to them for assistance. To see the full list of tech specs, please visit: g.co/pixel/specs.
A:AnswerYou can look it up on Google Store for monthly payments using a credit card or Google Store Financing option. Best buy also has payment option so i would recommend going to a physical store
A:AnswerNot sure about the Columbus GA location but they are in stock in Auburn AL and you could get it in less than 10 days ordering today from any surrounding locations.
A:AnswerIt's already in stores...
Some stores may be sold out, so see if you can find it open-box (which saves you money). I bought mine as open-box, and I love it.
A:AnswerHi Richiesy,
This is the unlocked US SKU and therefore compatible with many carriers (Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, US Cellular, AT&T, Visible, Xfinity Mobile and C Spire). If you are using another carrier, we recommend contacting them directly for the most accurate information regarding device compatibility.
A:AnswerHi Anabea,
The device listed here is a product intended for sale in the United States. Please be advised that such devices may not have been tested or certified in other countries and may not operate in full compliance with local regulations and requirements. Devices intended for sale in the United States are not sold in other countries, so while Pixel devices function on many cellular networks, this product may be incompatible with the networks in other countries. Ask your mobile phone carrier if the Pixel 4a is compatible with its network and compliant with local regulations. If you need a device replacement or repair you may not be able to obtain support for a United States product if you are outside of the United States. For more information feel free to visit our Google Store help center.
A:AnswerIt would depend on your store. Many Best Buy locations are still doing curbside pickup only as of this writing, so there’s no point in floor models right now. A better bet would be your nearest carrier store, if they are open, but even then it’s totally possible they could pull all display models — if they don’t they should, because floor models are gross enough outside of a pandemic.
A:AnswerI was offered for trade-in of an iPhone SE that is in perfect condition. But when I entered my Samsung S7 Edge with cracked screen it says $0 and offer recycle. So I think the answer is it will offer you no money but to recycle.
A:AnswerHi DH2020,
You can screen calls automatically in English, in the US, on all Pixel phones. Calls answered by the Google Assistant will incur carrier call minutes. Learn how Call Screen works with your data here: https://goo.gle/2DMW2sB
A:AnswerI'm not sure it's true that the Pixel 4a requires that you use a cellular plan that includes data. You might want to check that.
Anyway, as long as you have a valid SIM card installed and you are in an area where you get cellular reception, you should be able to make and receive voice calls. The camera is independent of data usage, so you're good there.
Note that connecting your phone to your local network (i.e. wifi) is a different consideration from getting a data plan from a cellular provider. If you aren't connected to a wifi connection at home or work, and you use your phone for data-heavy activities (e.g. YouTube or Zoom), you will need a large cellular data plan.
