A:AnswerHi there,
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 8a 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:Answerhttps://www.puretalk.com/faq/network-coverage-compatibility
Google phones are all unlocked, so it should work. It is GSM capable. Sounds like Pure Talk is GSM based.
Pure Talk uses ATT carrier (which uses GSM technology).
A:AnswerBest to ask Hyundai directly. I would venture to say that it should work because it is an Android app and this is an Android phone, but email or phone the Hyundai directly in order to be sure.
A:AnswerWi-Fi 6e (American Version)
Specs:
https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_8a-12937.php
For Wi-Fi 7 you might have to wait until next generation like the Google Pixel 9a or something similar.
A:AnswerGoogle makes their phones with one channel speaker on top (in a crack between the screen and the body), and the other channel on the bottom. There is also a microphone on the bottom that looks like a speaker but it is not. Some overlapping cases block the top speaker so that the music does not sound too good--be aware of this.
This phone does not have audio jack.
Specs:
https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_8a-12937.php
