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Pixel 9a vs Pixel 8a: Here’s why I wouldn’t upgrade
The new phone doesn't offer enough new features to justify an upgrade.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGhfADauG9s
The Pixel 9a is here, and now it’s time to see how it stacks up against its predecessor. It’s a fantastic phone overall, but if you have the Pixel 8a, should you upgrade to Google’s latest mid-range device?
I personally don’t recommend it, at least for most people. There are exceptions, of course, which I’ll touch on later in this post, but I’d personally stick with the Pixel 8a for a couple of reasons. Just keep in mind that we haven’t tested out the phone yet, although I don’t think my opinion will change after we put the Pixel 9a through its paces.
