Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you have a Google account you should get a Google phone. Everything is stored in the cloud, and easily accessible between your devices through your Gmail. These phones are awesome as well, photo processing is unbeatable and so is the price. I'm very impressed that a $500 phone takes better pictures than most flagship devices like Apple and Samsung. 5 out of 5 would recommend

I liked the 6a and got this was for my father, he felt it was easy to use, quick to adapt and liked it more than his previous iphone. It lasts 2 days for my father, he dropped it 2 times till now and it still works fine

Awesome phone, great pictures, great battery life, and easy to use

Upgraded a Pixel 5 to this and it was a very easy transfer process that took a little time but was quite a painless process. Haven't had it very long yet but satisfied with the performance of the cameras and battery thus far. The phone is only slightly taller than the Pixel 5 and the fingerprint scanner is on the screen instead of the back of the phone now.

I purchased this phone to replace a Pixel 5A. The 8A feels a bit smaller and seems easier to operate one-handed. The display is great and the adaptive screen brightness is usually about right. The phone itself is fast enough. It doesn't seem much faster than the 5A, though. The camera does a great job and the editing is easy. Phone calls sound good and others tell me that they can hear me loud and clear. Some of the AI features seemed intrusive at first, but I turned off what I didn't really need to use. I did switch the bottom of the screen back to the "3 button mode". It comes set up to press your finger on the bottom of the screen and pull up. That never worked for me. All it did was bring up the "circle and search" feature. That's a constant reminder I would like turn off. The biggest downside for me was getting rid of the finger sensor on the back of the phone and making it a touch screen button. I've set mine up three times and it still only works about 70% of the time. Also, the battery could last longer for sure. I'm not what you'd call a "power user", but I do use my phone to check emails and to stream music at work. I'm not getting through an entire day on one charge with this phone. Overall, it's not a bad mid-range phone. I'm not sure that I'd recommend it wholeheartedly, though.

very good for price. had it like 7 months and no problems . i got this phone because my old phone wouldn't run. Arena breakout, a game. I like to play well and all so I ordered this phone because of all the good comments and reviews that it had underneath it for the speed that it played games and everything else and come to find out that those reviews were correct. Because this phone is very fast, it's very reliable. I love the different kinds of features it has on it for with Google, and all that like 10 out of 10 would recommend Getting this phone or a google pixel at all in general

Good phone. Solid camera and battery. Size is perfect

Pros: camera is probably the best part of this phone. Overall, the phone feels solid, well built. Cons: had issue with the fingerprint reader, but somehow it reads better after I set it to battery saver mode (not sure if there is correlation.) Data is slow although same sim is being used from my old pixel (maybe compatibility issue?)

I'm happy with this phone. Have had it for over a month now. Battery lasts longer than my Samsung phones. Great features, feels snappy and great camera all at a good price.

Excellent phone for very good price, if you are looking for a fast phone and you are not interested in the best camera in the market this is the phone, still has a good camera.

pixel 8a with the trade promo and gift card was a good value. Im happy with the phone and the 7 years of updates give me piece of mind. I am not a power user so this budget phone is perfect for me. Calls are clear,pictures are great and battery life is good.

I love my Google Pixel phone. One of the best bang-for-the-buck options out there. If you are an android user or looking to switch from the overpriced Apple product line, this should be looked at. The camera is great. While this model is slightly older now, it still looks and works great for everything you should need it for.

I've had this phone for over a year and I still love it. It takes amazing pictures, day or night and has many options for editing. I use it constantly, whether listening to music , podcast , email, texting and the battery lasts at least 24 hours. It charges up very quickly. The screen size is great , very easy for me to read . Its not so large that its awkward to carry. The speaker is excellent as well .

Not everything needs AI and I dislike the AI push and the hype for Gemini. But.... This is a good phone. Decent battery life, it goes well with my Pixel Buds and the camera is top notch.

I’ve been using the Google Pixel 8a for a while now, about 6 months, and I’m really impressed with how well it performs. The phone feels fast, smooth, and reliable in everyday use. The display is bright and sharp, and the touch response is excellent. The camera is amazing, especially for the price — photos come out crisp and natural, even in low light. I also love the AI-powered features, like photo editing and call screening, which make the phone feel really smart and useful. Battery life easily lasts all day, and it charges pretty quickly. The clean Android experience with direct updates from Google is another big plus — no unnecessary apps or bloatware. The design is sleek and comfortable to hold, and the build quality feels solid. Overall, the Pixel 8a is a great value for the money — perfect for anyone who wants flagship-level performance without the huge price tag. Highly recommended!

Overall good phone. Easy to setup and use. Popped in my SIM card and signed into the phone had all my stuff synced over easily. It’s a fairly bright screen easy to see in the sunlight and long lasting battery. I give it 5 stars

Excellent phone with easy to use camera, high picture quality, AI magic and many new features. Sound quality is very good during phone calls. I do miss the head phone jack and it does take some time to get used to the latest Android features.

I like the phone very much. It's very user friendly and the camera is very nice quality.

Good phone, well made. Runs smooth, doesnt overheat. Also has a pretty good battery life

Behold the Google Pixel 8a, a marvel in the realm of smartphones, adorned with features that redefine user satisfaction. Its cutting-edge camera system immortalizes moments with breathtaking clarity, while its robust performance effortlessly juggles tasks and entertainment. Crafted with finesse, its sleek silhouette and radiant OLED display captivate the senses, ensuring every interaction is a delight. With Google's unwavering dedication to software updates and security, rest assured your device remains primed and shielded. Whether you're an aficionado of photography, a master of productivity, or a casual user, the Google Pixel 8a stands tall as the epitome of excellence in the smartphone domain.