Google’s Pixel 5a is slated to be released sometime this year, and the good news is the company has kept the overall recipe unchanged for what is essentially a mid-range smartphone for people looking to get a lot of value for much less money than what you’d have to pay for a flagship Android phone.
Last year, Google’s Pixel 4a announcement brought a lot of excitement as it was essentially a distilled Pixel 4 with a slower (but more energy-efficient) SoC that was priced at $350.
