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Google Pixel 7a review: If dj vu were a smartphone
The Pixel 7a is Google's most advanced A-series device yet, nearly matching the Pixel 7 spec-for-spec. But with those extra features comes a price hike up to $500, and combined with some subpar battery life, it could be the first A-series Pixel device not worth your money. Some nice quality-of-life improvements, like 90Hz and wireless charging
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