People generally adore Google for bringing useful technology to the masses at an aggressively low price, if not free.
For those who like that, I have happy news: Google is getting really, really good at the price cutting, while still bringing quality, with its smartphones.
The evidence? The Pixel 4A smartphone, which the company introduced on Monday.
With this latest device, Google took the best stuff from its $800 high-end Pixel 4 — specifically, an excellent camera system and a large, bright screen — and squeezed it into the body of a $350 device. That’s $50 less than last year’s Pixel 3A, which was Google’s first budget phone.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/03/technology/personaltech/google-pixel-4a-review.html