Much of the initial response to Pixel 4a has been positive, with our 4-star review praising the phone’s camera and display in particular. However, with the launch of a 5G competitor in the form of OnePlus Nord, Google’s phone was left somewhat wanting – even if it is £50 cheaper.
Google clearly recognises the desire for the more modern connectivity tech, and that’s why we are set to get a Pixel 4a 5G very soon. While a 5G version of Google’s modestly priced phone seems straightforward, plenty remains up in the air and we’re here to provide you with the latest information regarding the budget phone’s price, release date, specs and more.
