
Last week at Google I/O, we saw the unveiling of the new mid-range Pixel, the Google Pixel 7a. It's an impressive phone, like many A series Pixels before it, even if it isn't anywhere close to being a premium flagship-tier smartphone.
I can't help but feel envious of people who will go out and buy the new device. Which is really weird because my day to day phone is the Google Pixel 6 Pro. The previous Google flagship isn't even two years old, but in some ways it feels like it's fallen quite far behind the Pixel 7 family — and it's all thanks to a single feature.