The A-series Pixels have been very good over the past few years. And in the Pixel 9A, Google has taken a good midrange phone and made it great.

Google's new budget phone already won an Editors' Choice award for price, performance, and cool factor, so if you want one, the smart move is to pre-order now.

The Pixel 9a sadly doesn’t look like the Pixel 9, but it behaves like a Pixel phone, with great cameras and useful AI features. Too bad about that mug.

The Google Pixel 9a has a new design, Gemini AI features and a 5,100mAh battery — for the same $499, unlike the iPhone 16e. Here are five things to know before you buy.

With affordable phones like this, who needs flagships? The Pixel 9a is all the essentials (and AI) packed into a friendlier price point.

In fact, the Pixel 9a may be coming along at just the right time. As we enter a period of uncertainty for imported gadgets, a modestly priced phone with lengthy support could be the perfect purchase.

T-Mobile is offering the Google Pixel 9 smartphone and Pixel Buds A-Series for free when you add a new line of service online with their Go5G Plus or Go5G Next plans.

We've got the Google Pixel 9a in our hands, and while it's too early for a full review, there's already plenty to say about this streamlined smartphone.

The Pixel 6a took things further, pairing its excellent Pixel camera with better performance. The Tensor chipsets might not rival the raw power of their Snapdragon equivalents, but it was still fantastic value to get a Tensor powering the Pixel 6a for its $449 price tag.