Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome camera, amazing price, has everything I was looking for in a phone plus more.

I love it, the battery life is great, the camera is amazing for the price and it's got ton of space!!

Great little phone with an excellent display. Amazing camera and design. Very fast and speedy.

No complaints. The best $300 phone you can buy. And the camera still beats apple much of the time.

Love the phone and loved the price! Works great and it's super easy. Light weight and not too big.

I've had a long history of tinkering with my phone to get it "just right." This is the first phone I've owned that is pure, stock Android. It's a pleasure to discover that, for me, it's "just right" out of the box! There's been a lot of talk about battery life with Pixel phones. I have not owned any other Pixel phones, but I can say that the battery does just fine. I can do a Zoom call for 90 minutes (VERY demanding of processor and battery) and still have plenty left for email and texting for the rest of the day. I like that the phone isn't flashy. I actually LIKE that it's made of plastic. It feels much more sturdy than a phone that's glass on both sides. It doesn't feel like it needs a protective case. The phone is also not enormous. It fits in a pocket very easily. And BRAVO to Google for keeping a standard headphone jack!!! Maybe the only thing I don't like so far is that, in Android 10, the bottom navigation buttons are replaced with gestures. It's not as easy for me to operate with one hand. Think about it: instead of a quick press on a button icon, I have to sustain a particular gesture to go back. So far, I haven't been able to do that with my thumb on either hand. I have fairly long fingers, too. I understand why they moved to gestures. It allows the screen to display more content. And I'll admit this is nice, especially when reading text. But I'm not sure it's a step up, and, apparently, I'm not alone: https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/8/20797785/google-android-q-gestures-three-button-navigation-ergonomics Definitely not a deal breaker. I won't talk about the camera, since that's already heavily reviewed (it's excellent).

I like it. nice size. no home button takes some getting used to. over all, great phone for the price.

Works just like the original Pixel it replaced, except faster and with much longer battery life.

The camera is fantastic. Battery life is great. Just wish the phone was a little larger. Happy with the phone.

My top 2 reasons for loving this phone are battery life and the camera. Night Sight and Portrait modes are particularly impressive IMO. No wireless charging but the battery fills quickly and I can easily go the entire day on a full charge. I like that the phone isn't obnoxiously large and is fairly lightweight with it's polycarbonate body. This phone is a great value and I would recommend to almost anyone.

I just started using it and so far I’m very satisfied with it. Excellent camera - battery backup.

Good phone Great camera! The smaller size is easier for male pants pockets! Lots of smartphone for the money.

only complaint is that speakers wore out a bit after a couple years of heavy use. otherwise perfect

This phone takes great photos & I like the size- perfect!

This is a great phone for a really great price. I upgraded from the Pixel 2 after 3 years, and this phone has been fantastic. Feels sturdy in my hand, great screen, and the battery life is very good. Usually gets through at least more than a day on one charge (I don't stream or play graphics intensive games on it.) And it has a headphone jack.

Really good device for the price. Don't miss the wireless charging. Camera takes excellent pics.

great phone, performs well, great battery life, software is very smooth, never lags in normal use

I wanted to try a Google phone so I bought the Pixel 4a. It was much smaller than my other phones, so it was hard to get used to. I can't say anything negative about the phone and the camera is of course great. I didn't own it long, and lost it while in Bermuda. I replaced it with another Motorola phone from Best Buy! I guess that says something. Moto phones are just too good for the price

Easy. I don't need a phone for work or anything hi-tech. It's easy to use and has a great camera.

This phone looks, feels, and functions like a more expensive phone. It is quite simple to use, and the only issue I have encountered so far is that when I connect it to my laptop via Bluetooth, it is quickly disconnected. This may be a user error, however. Overall, it is a great buy, for sure. Great value and features (as long as you don't care about all the absolute premium bells and whistles; I don't).