Following a multitude of leaks, Google has officially unveiled the $499 Pixel 9a, which has the potential to dominate the mid-range phone market. Equipped with dual cameras and access to Google’s AI features, it offers many of the qualities that the iPhone 16e should have had, particularly in terms of pricing. In this episode, Senior Writer Sam Rutherford joins us to discuss the Pixel 9a’s strengths and weaknesses compared to the Pixel 9.<\/p>\n
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