The Google Pixel 9a is just about the best $500 phone we’ve ever tested, with the build quality, performance and battery life ...

The Pixel 9a starts at $499 for a configuration with 128GB of storage. This can be upgraded to 256GB for $599, but only for ...

We've been using the Google Pixel 9a to see if it's worthy of being your next smartphone. We've got good news, as you'll find out in our in-depth review.

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The reviews are in: the Google Pixel 9a is an excellent smartphone, and a worthy addition to Google’s line of excellent mid-range priced smartphones. At a price of just $499, the Pixel 9a ...