
A powerful Pixel
The Google Pixel 8 is a more powerful Pixel than the 7a with the newest Google Tensor G3 processor, a bigger and brighter screen with a better refresh rate, and a more rugged build. With Android 14, Google AI features, and a promise of seven years of updates, you can’t go wrong.
For
- More powerful processor
- Larger, brighter screen
- Higher adaptive refresh rate
- Battery Share option
- Better water and dust resistance
Against
- No expandable storage
- Some may not like the thinner size
- Cameras not as good
An affordable premium Pixel
If you’re looking for a good mix of affordability and performance, the Google Pixel 7a meets this criterion. It has tons of premium features that you’ll find in the Pixel 8 and other phones. It might not be the newest model, but it remains among the best.
For
- Slightly wider and thus easier to hold
- High-resolution display
- Superior cameras
Against
- No expandable storage
- Slower refresh rate
- No Battery Share option
- Not as water and dust-resistant