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The catch is that you'll be lucky to get a full year of software updates for the A71. Google committed to 3 years for the Pixel line. On a hardware-level, thou
by nfriedly 6y ago
The catch is that you'll be lucky to get a full year of software updates for the A71. Google committed to 3 years for the Pixel line.
On a hardware-level, though, I agree, the A71 is a much better value.
- ehsankia 6y agoEven then, the number of cameras doesn't mean much, Pixel 4a still takes better photos than most 800$+ phones with 3-4 lenses. Also, it really depends on your use case, but most people don't need extra storage with 128GB base storage.
- nfriedly 6y agoNot sure if you meant to reply to me, but I agree with you about the cameras. Not sure I just about the storage, though. I have a Pixel 2 with 128 gigs, and I occasionally find myself having to go through and delete some things to make room for whatever new thing I want. If they're not going to include a micro SD slot (which I would prefer), then they really do need to put a generous amount of flash on the device.
- ehsankia 6y agoIt was mostly a reply to: > On a hardware-level, though, I agree, the A71 is a much better value. Just because it has better hardware "specs" doesn't mean much. For example, there are phones nowadays with 112MP cameras that still take worse photos than Pixel's 12MP camera. Similarly, 12 or 16GB ram which a lot of phones flaunt makes absolutely no difference. I'm not saying you're falling for that, but unfortunately a lot of people do direct spec sheet hardware comparisons without understanding what the numbers even mean.
- nfriedly 6y agoAah, fair enough, I see you point.