Google Pixel 4a will cost Rs 29,999 on Flipkart BBD sale starting from October 16
After two months of launching the Pixel 4a to global markets, Google is now releasing it to the Indian market, for a price slightly above the launch price. The phone posses just a single rear camera, average battery capacity and Snapdragon processor. Here’s everything about it;
Google Pixel 4a Specifications
The Pixel 4a is more like the stripped-down variant of standard Pixel 4, running on Android 10 out-of-the-box and upgradable to Android 11. It has a 5.81″ FHD+ OLED display with 19.5:9 aspect ratio and an Always-on-display. Coming with 6GB LPDDR4x RAM and 128GB of onboard storage, it has no expansion slots for adding more storage.
It runs on Snapdragon 730G SoC, an octa-core processor having four Kyro 470 Gold and four Kyro 470 Silver cores clocking at 2.2GHz and 1.8GHz speeds respectively. Coming with Adreno 618 GPU, it has a single rear camera as a 12-megapixel (f/1.7) lens set in a square module along with flash. It’s capable of astrophotography, Portrait Mode, dual exposure controls, Top Shot and Night Sight.
Upfront, there’s an 8-megapixel (f/2.0) lens for selfies. With all the required connectivities set, it’s powered by a 3140mAh battery with 18W fast charging support. You can read a full review of Pixel 4a here
. While this handset supports the only 4G, Google has launched a refreshed variant of this with a 5G chips earlier this month.Google Pixel 4a Price and availability
Surprisingly, it launches with a cheaper price tag than the Pixel 3a handset. It comes for Rs 31,999 for the sole 6GB + 128GB variant, which is higher than the translated cost of global pricing, $349. It will be launching on Flipkart starting October 16, for an introductory price of Rs.29,999.
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This post was last modified on October 9, 2020