Could well be. I've had Nexus, Pixel, then Pixel XL - since soon after the first Nexus. I have replaced (due to hardware failures) Nexus and Pixel, under Goog

Could well be. I've had Nexus, Pixel, then Pixel XL - since soon after the first Nexus. I have replaced (due to hardware failures) Nexus and Pixel, under Google's warranty, which was 2 years. I don't know if they offer 2y hardware warranty everywhere, or only in AU because they're obligated to. Either way - back to TFA, that 4A model is looking like the perfect upgrade for the original Pixel XL - slightly smaller handset, slightly larger display, 3.5mm audio jack, improved performance, more onboard RAM & storage, and lacking a hideous list price.