For me, this is actually the most impressive part of the phone. The Pixel 5a is bigger than the Pixel 5, and it has a larger battery that comes in at 4,680mAh instead of 4,080mAh. Let's talk about battery life first though, because that's the part that's interesting to me. The Google Pixel 5a packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G chipset, just like the Pixel 5, and it's got 6GB RAM instead of 8GB. Part three: Performance and battery lifeįor this section of the review, we're going to be looking at performance and battery life.It's got a great OLED display, even if it's not 90Hz, and it's got a phenomenal camera that includes Night Sight, astrophotography, and more. If you're looking to spend under $500 on a phone, I'm not sure what else you'd be looking at, to be honest. If you like the smaller form factor better than a larger battery, you can wait and see what comes next. The two biggest changes will be the ultra-wide camera and the larger battery. I'm not going to get started on how useless mmWave is, because the Pixel 5a doesn't support it anyway. Most places here in the U.S., it's no faster than 4G LTE in many places, it's actually slower. It's mostly useless, depending on where you live. The obvious thing you get from the Pixel 5a is 5G, but there's a reason I haven't talked about 5G in my review. Obviously, it's a bigger upgrade from the Pixel 4a to the Pixel 5a. They both have 12.2MP f/1.7 main cameras.They both have 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage.The Pixel 4a does not have a secondary ultra-wide camera.The Pixel 4a has a Snapdragon 730G instead of the more powerful Snapdragon 765G.The FHD 60Hz OLED screen is smaller on the Pixel 4a at 5.8 inches.
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