Fast Charging: Pixel 7a has a 24-hour battery life and supports fast charging up to 72 hours with Extreme Battery Saver turned on.
Advanced Camera: Pixel 7a has a 6.1-inch OLED display with 1080p video capture and a 64MP rear camera that performs well in low light.
Security Features: Pixel 7a has a 6.1-inch OLED display with 1080p video capture and a 64MP rear camera that performs well in low light. It also has a biometric fingerprint sensor for quick unlocking.
Wireless Connectivity: Pixel 7a supports NFC, Wi-Fi, USB, and Bluetooth for easy connectivity to other devices.
Water Resistant Design: Pixel 7a has a water-resistant design that allows you to use it even in rainy or wet conditions.
Long Battery Life: Pixel 7a has a 4385mAh battery that provides up to 24 hours of use per charge, with the option to extend battery life up to 72 hours with Extreme Battery Saver.
Dual SIM Card Slots: Pixel 7a has dual SIM card slots for convenient use with two separate phone numbers.
Google Tensor G2 Processor: Pixel 7a is powered by a Google Tensor G2 processor for fast performance and advanced AI features.
Google Assistant Integration: Pixel 7a has Google Assistant integration for hands-free assistance and control.
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty: Pixel 7a comes with a 1 year manufacturer warranty for peace of mind and protection.
Product Dimensions
6 x 2.8 x 0.4 inches
Item Weight
6.9 ounces
Item model number
GWKK3
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
OS
Android 13.0
RAM
128 GB
Wireless communication technologies
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC
Connectivity technologies
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC
GPS
True
Special features
Dual SIM, Fast Charging, Wireless Charging, Water Resistant
2145 reviews for Google Pixel 7a – Unlocked Android Cell Phone – Smartphone with Wide Angle Lens and 24-Hour Battery – 128 GB – Charcoal
Rated 1 out of 5
Carlos E. –
Lo que sí me molestó fue que no trae su cargador solo trae el cable de transferencia y por el precio si me dio ganas de regresarlo ya que debería incluir porque necesita uno de carga rápida.
Súmale que se apagó solo y ahora no quiere encender, el vendedor no me contesta para la garantía y aún me sigue cobrando. No compren!
Rated 5 out of 5
Irry –
I needed a Pixel upgrade. My old Pixel 4a is no longer receiving security updates. I liked the 4a, its size, and its clean interface. I selected the 7a as a replacement since it will receive security updates until May 2028.
The 7a is a good replacement. It is roughly the same dimensions, but it is thicker and heavier. The 7a feels like there’s something solid in your hand rather than a lesser toy. I suppose this is extra battery.
The migration from the 4a to the 7a went well using the USB-C cable adapter supplied with the new 7a phone. But I have to complain that two critical programs were not migrated. The two programs (and their data) were for 2FA programs used at work. One was Symantec VIP Access, and the second was DUO Two-Factor Authentication.
I turned off gestures and use the three navigation buttons like the old days. The buttons are obvious and intuitive, and I do not like swiping with gestures like in iPhones.
128 GB of storage space is good. Even with all my music, I have about 100 GB of free space.
I cut-over service from my old phone using a single SIM. AT&T gave me the new 5G SIM card for free. It was painless. The Pixel 7a has Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS), which allows users to choose which SIM to use for calls, data, messaging, and other functions. I’m not that fancy.
The phone continues to work well when tethering to a Linux desktop machine. I cannot comment on battery life since the phone is usually docked to my desktop computer.
Now that my old 4a is a a hot spare, I’ll be installing LineagOS on it. I like getting away from Android completely because of how intrusive Google is. I could not do it previously because I have to be careful when a phone is used for work.
Rated 5 out of 5
Alfonso Santi –
Es bastante bueno el teléfono, pero tiene un problema, no tiene conexión con la red de Altan redes (a28)., pero funciona bien con cualquier otro operador.
Rated 5 out of 5
wabbit –
This is an excellent phone and I couldn’t tell that it had ever been opened or used. It sure seems to be new. Pixel phones are known for their great cameras and this one is no exception. I’m a photographer from way back and this phone won’t replace my DSLR or mirrorless cameras, but it’s way better than the cameras built into most low or mid-priced phones. Lots of camera features that will keep you busy learning them all. The phone’s processor seems fast to me, there’s little or no lag bringing up apps or videos. The phone’s signal strength is good. Where I live, the nearest tower is not close enough to provide a strong signal throughout the house, but the Pixel handles it nicely. The battery doesn’t last quite as long as my last phone, a mid-priced Samsung. But then again, the more powerful processor probably explains a lot of that. And it always has something displayed on the screen, even when it goes into sleep mode it shows a clock and a couple other indicators like the date, outside temperature and remaining charge. I’m satisfied with my purchase and yes, I recommend this phone if you want a premium phone without the 4 figure price tag.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jeff –
Very happy with this phone and learning how to use as it does a lot of stuff. Takes good pictures plus very easy to set up and use. I will see how it holds up but I’m impressed with it so far but time will tell. Has a lot of features that phones twice this price does not have so it is a bargain especially if you get it on sale. Seems to exude quality when you are holding and I put on a screen protector and case ordered from Amazon at time of purchase to protect it before it gets scratched or damaged
Rated 4 out of 5
Dr. Facts –
I love this Google smartphone. It delivers a great and solid experience in everything it does. The processor is snappy and the navigation is flawless. I love Google and all the apps work very well in this phone. The size is right for me. Not too big or too small. The screen is very good but the speaker is weak in general noise conditions. Headphones or a Bluetooth speaker are almost always the best option for video watching. The camera is very good and accurate. it has plenty of options for daily picture taking. The phone performs very well during phone calls. The reception is very good and reliable. I am not an intensive app user and I don’t find myself on the road often, but I find the battery usage high. And it is understandable, given everything that the phone is capable of doing. The fact is that daily charge is necessary. The charger is powerful and fast. I like this phone very much. It is a strong and modern smartphone that you can get at a more sensible price.
Rated 5 out of 5
Bryan S. –
I had moved away from Pixel phones after my Pixel 2 XL due to the price. After bouncing around from OnePlus to Motorola I’m back in the fold and VERY happy with the 7a.
The things I was looking for were qi charging (hard to find in midrange phones), NFC payments, good battery life, and long software support. This checked all the boxes. Some of the pleasant surprises were the size (not too big), the clarity of the screen, and the camera. The camera in particular is EXCELLENT.
The fingerprint reader is a bit inconsistent, but I’ve found that if I wet my finger and wipe it off the reader works every time. I’ve got pretty dry fingertips, so that could explain the issues I have with it. I don’t have to store a ton on the phone, so 128gb of space is plenty for me to use the apps that I want and download music and movies for when I’m traveling.
You’re not going to find a better phone for the price. I got mine on sale for $399, which these days is the most I will pay for a phone.
Rated 4 out of 5
Arianna –
Just to be clear, this is what you will receive (see attached picture). For me it seems to work fine (UK, Giffgaff operator), luckily
And another one: since this is a Japanese phone, you CANNOT disable the camera sound, a “detail” you may find pretty annoying (I’m okay with that albeit I find it pretty silly).
Rated 5 out of 5
Brent Jones –
Great cell phone. So far all features work well. The camera takes excellent pictures with numerous special features. No issues so far.
Carlos E. –
Lo que sí me molestó fue que no trae su cargador solo trae el cable de transferencia y por el precio si me dio ganas de regresarlo ya que debería incluir porque necesita uno de carga rápida.
Súmale que se apagó solo y ahora no quiere encender, el vendedor no me contesta para la garantía y aún me sigue cobrando. No compren!
Irry –
I needed a Pixel upgrade. My old Pixel 4a is no longer receiving security updates. I liked the 4a, its size, and its clean interface. I selected the 7a as a replacement since it will receive security updates until May 2028.
The 7a is a good replacement. It is roughly the same dimensions, but it is thicker and heavier. The 7a feels like there’s something solid in your hand rather than a lesser toy. I suppose this is extra battery.
The migration from the 4a to the 7a went well using the USB-C cable adapter supplied with the new 7a phone. But I have to complain that two critical programs were not migrated. The two programs (and their data) were for 2FA programs used at work. One was Symantec VIP Access, and the second was DUO Two-Factor Authentication.
I turned off gestures and use the three navigation buttons like the old days. The buttons are obvious and intuitive, and I do not like swiping with gestures like in iPhones.
128 GB of storage space is good. Even with all my music, I have about 100 GB of free space.
I cut-over service from my old phone using a single SIM. AT&T gave me the new 5G SIM card for free. It was painless. The Pixel 7a has Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS), which allows users to choose which SIM to use for calls, data, messaging, and other functions. I’m not that fancy.
The phone continues to work well when tethering to a Linux desktop machine. I cannot comment on battery life since the phone is usually docked to my desktop computer.
Now that my old 4a is a a hot spare, I’ll be installing LineagOS on it. I like getting away from Android completely because of how intrusive Google is. I could not do it previously because I have to be careful when a phone is used for work.
Alfonso Santi –
Es bastante bueno el teléfono, pero tiene un problema, no tiene conexión con la red de Altan redes (a28)., pero funciona bien con cualquier otro operador.
wabbit –
This is an excellent phone and I couldn’t tell that it had ever been opened or used. It sure seems to be new. Pixel phones are known for their great cameras and this one is no exception. I’m a photographer from way back and this phone won’t replace my DSLR or mirrorless cameras, but it’s way better than the cameras built into most low or mid-priced phones. Lots of camera features that will keep you busy learning them all.
The phone’s processor seems fast to me, there’s little or no lag bringing up apps or videos. The phone’s signal strength is good. Where I live, the nearest tower is not close enough to provide a strong signal throughout the house, but the Pixel handles it nicely. The battery doesn’t last quite as long as my last phone, a mid-priced Samsung. But then again, the more powerful processor probably explains a lot of that. And it always has something displayed on the screen, even when it goes into sleep mode it shows a clock and a couple other indicators like the date, outside temperature and remaining charge.
I’m satisfied with my purchase and yes, I recommend this phone if you want a premium phone without the 4 figure price tag.
Jeff –
Very happy with this phone and learning how to use as it does a lot of stuff. Takes good pictures plus very easy to set up and use. I will see how it holds up but I’m impressed with it so far but time will tell. Has a lot of features that phones twice this price does not have so it is a bargain especially if you get it on sale. Seems to exude quality when you are holding and I put on a screen protector and case ordered from Amazon at time of purchase to protect it before it gets scratched or damaged
Dr. Facts –
I love this Google smartphone. It delivers a great and solid experience in everything it does. The processor is snappy and the navigation is flawless. I love Google and all the apps work very well in this phone. The size is right for me. Not too big or too small. The screen is very good but the speaker is weak in general noise conditions. Headphones or a Bluetooth speaker are almost always the best option for video watching. The camera is very good and accurate. it has plenty of options for daily picture taking. The phone performs very well during phone calls. The reception is very good and reliable. I am not an intensive app user and I don’t find myself on the road often, but I find the battery usage high. And it is understandable, given everything that the phone is capable of doing. The fact is that daily charge is necessary. The charger is powerful and fast. I like this phone very much. It is a strong and modern smartphone that you can get at a more sensible price.
Bryan S. –
I had moved away from Pixel phones after my Pixel 2 XL due to the price. After bouncing around from OnePlus to Motorola I’m back in the fold and VERY happy with the 7a.
The things I was looking for were qi charging (hard to find in midrange phones), NFC payments, good battery life, and long software support. This checked all the boxes. Some of the pleasant surprises were the size (not too big), the clarity of the screen, and the camera. The camera in particular is EXCELLENT.
The fingerprint reader is a bit inconsistent, but I’ve found that if I wet my finger and wipe it off the reader works every time. I’ve got pretty dry fingertips, so that could explain the issues I have with it. I don’t have to store a ton on the phone, so 128gb of space is plenty for me to use the apps that I want and download music and movies for when I’m traveling.
You’re not going to find a better phone for the price. I got mine on sale for $399, which these days is the most I will pay for a phone.
Arianna –
Just to be clear, this is what you will receive (see attached picture). For me it seems to work fine (UK, Giffgaff operator), luckily
And another one: since this is a Japanese phone, you CANNOT disable the camera sound, a “detail” you may find pretty annoying (I’m okay with that albeit I find it pretty silly).
Brent Jones –
Great cell phone. So far all features work well. The camera takes excellent pictures with numerous special features. No issues so far.