Google Pixel 9a gets a video teardown, let's peek inside
Google announced the Pixel 9a last month, then promptly proceeded to delay its release due to an unknown issue. The phone should finally be on store shelves next week, on April 10 to be specific.
Ahead of that, YouTuber PBKreviews has somehow managed to get his hands on a unit, and take it apart in one of his now-traditional teardown videos. So if you've always wondered what's inside the Pixel 9a, now's your chance to find out. Have a look:
The phone is allocated a repairability score of 7.5 out of 10, where 10 would be the most repairable and 0 would be the least. Its internal design, parts availability, and ease of screen replacement all got top marks - 2 points out of 2 possible.
Where it fell flat was how easy it is to replace the battery, where it got 1 out of 2 points, and especially how hard replacing miscellaneous parts is, where it only got 0.5 points out of a maximum of 2.
Google Pixel 9a
| 128GB 8GB RAM | $ 339.44 | £ 269.99 |
| 256GB 8GB RAM | $ 449.95 | £ 299.99 |
| Show all prices | ||
We already have the Pixel 9a in for review, and we are working on the full review for you, so stay tuned.
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All my previous phones will be my backup phones as when something happens to my main phone then i wont be losing access to a phone. There is really no point in the battery change after 4-5 years of use of the phone. Even low end Redmi now get y...
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