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00:00:00 – 00:09:53
The video compares the Google Pixel 7A and 4A SE, highlighting differences in price, display, materials, and features. The Pixel 7A offers a more premium experience with its better display and build quality, while the Pixel 4A includes a headphone jack. The Pixel 7A, equipped with a Google Tensor G2 chipset, outperforms the Pixel 4A in speed tests. Gameplay testing shows the Pixel 7A to be faster and with a better camera setup. The speaker suggests considering a used Pixel 7 for better value. The video ends by discussing Google's strategy on affordable phones and encouraging viewer engagement.
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In this segment, the comparison is made between the Google Pixel 7A and the Google Pixel 4A SE. The Pixel 7A is priced higher at $500 compared to the Pixel 4A at $350. The Pixel 7A boasts a better display with a 6.1-inch OLED panel compared to the 5.81-inch display on the Pixel 4A. The Pixel 7A also features an aluminum build, while the Pixel 4A is made of plastic. Additionally, the Pixel 7A has a centered hole-punch display and a 90Hz refresh rate, offering a more premium experience. The Pixel 4A, on the other hand, includes a headphone jack which the Pixel 7A lacks.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison is between the Google Pixel 4a and 7a. The Pixel 4a has a single camera setup, fingerprint sensor, and plastic back, while the 7a also has a plastic back but with a different design that feels more premium. The Pixel 4a is a cheaper phone but feels cheap, whereas the 7a is slightly more expensive but feels better quality. The Pixel 4a is nearing the end of software support with Android 13 being its final update, whereas the 7a will receive longer software support. In terms of speed, the Pixel 7a with Google Tensor G2 chipset and 8GB of RAM is faster than the Pixel 4a with Qualcomm Snapdragon 730g chipset and 6GB of RAM, demonstrated through a speed test comparison in various applications.
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In this segment of the video, the performance of the Pixel 7A and 4A is compared through gameplay testing, with the 7A being consistently faster. The camera setups are also discussed, highlighting that the 7A has a slight edge over the 4A in terms of features like zoom capabilities and modes. The speaker recommends opting for a used Pixel 7 over the 7A as it may offer better value for money. Additionally, the 4A is praised for its decent camera performance despite showing its age.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses not recommending buying a certain phone anymore due to Google’s strategy. They highlight the push for affordable phones to reach a wide audience but express nostalgia for Google’s previous cheaper phones. The speaker encourages engagement and closes with a positive message to viewers.