The Google Pixel 7a is now here and with a price bump to $499, the waters between it and the flagship Google Pixel 7 for $599 are muddier than ever. Google's A series has always been a step behind the flagship Pixel phones, representing outstanding value, but still clearly not a match for their slightly pricier siblings.
This year Google appears to have thrown that model out the window, with the Google Pixel 7a virtually indistinguishable from the Google Pixel 7 by just looking at the specs. Now that we've reviewed both phones including running them through our extensive lab testing, it's clear which is the better buy. Here's a closer look at how the Google Pixel 7a stacks up against the Google Pixel 7.
