I own a 4a and 5a and honestly the 5a really isn't that big. I have no issue carrying the 5a around all day and compared to some other new phones, this thing ain't that big.
Google's pricing for these phones are so baffling to me. Less than a year after releasing the Pixel 5 at $699, they introduce the pixel 5a which essentially has the same specs as the 5 but for $250 less.
I like the 5a in the side by side., the size is huge .the speakers rock ..the refresh is almost there .. the battery size definitely my day in a nutshell 4680 ! now if only humans were 7% larger and had pockets the size of mailboxes hahaha 😝
Could you please cover the camera testing. Not to compare the picture quality but to check for the heating issue. Heard that during 4k recording it gets heated and also during continuous snaps it gets warmer. Please cover this topic.
@@PhoneBattles This is strange and weird. Why do they even have these features if they are of no use actually. Personally disappointed. Keeping this out, in India we have only 4a (costs 31k) available to purchase. Jus found that S20 FE is sold here for 39k. So do you think the S20 FE camera does a good job compared to pixel? Let me know your thoughts.
Hello. I can't record my screen (screen recording function) for more than 12 minutes with my Google Pixel 5. Would you have a tip to work around this problem please? Thanks a lot.
There's something I wanted to ask. It might seem like a stupid feature. But it's something I've grown to love on my Huawei phone. Can you take a video using both front and back camera at the same time? Like video in video.
Taking photos, people are mentioning that the 5a's photos are lacking in refinement compared to the 5. Some say it has it do with the lack of the laser focus sensor on the 5a. A very small detail and not necessary but not sure if that's the reason.
thanks I wasn't aware of that and haven't really noticed a difference myself in my limited use, but I focus a lot more on video quality than photo quality
Haven't had any overheating issues at 1080p 60fps if that's what you're asking, though I have at 4K 60fps. Quality is decent for video but Pixels are better at photos. Video quality isn't bad just don't expect it to match the top flagships. Video calls depend on the app though I haven't done any yet
It has a higher level of water resistance, IP68 vs IP67, fast wireless charging & reverse wireless charging ability, more RAM 8GB vs 6GB, the Spectral + Light flicker sensor vs none on 5a 5G, and 5G mmwave support and smaller bezels
Way are you smashing the mobile phones together it doesn't feel right every time you do that i think is he an idiom I'm sorry bought its the truth i apologize.
For people who don't play a lot of games and apps at the same time it'll be fine, but yes otherwise expect some app and game restarts. 6GB is low by Android 2021 standards but fine for the average customer
Lol what are you talking about? I've been receiving phones from Google prior to release date since the Pixel 3 (3, 3a, 4 XL, 4a, 5 and now 5a I've posted videos for prior to their releases). Why would I do a fake unboxing for this phone? The box also says 5a on it. As for the lighting looking different, it's probably that I have a different lighting setup and camera than that person. The color is mostly black and the green is subtle and depends on lighting. Finally, if you look at the Geekbench test I ran it gives information about the phone and says it's the 5a.
