Google is in the spotlight this week after rumoured launch of the Pixel 7a. It's the latest device from the tech giants aimed at tech users on a budget.
An upgrade from last year's Pixel 6a, the handset is said to rival Samsung's infamous budget M Series, and aims to pack in high-end features, software and camera's in a 'basic' model of its recent Google Pixel 7.
The 'a' range from Google is often described as a 'smaller sibling' of the latest Pixel models; The Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro, which both start from £600 each. But just how much can tech users expect to pay for the handset?
