How do I know which Pixel I need?
It depends on what you use your phone for. For the most part, if you just need something to text, browse, and use Google Maps on, the 8a will be more than sufficient. If you care about exploring the cutting-edge of AI tech or want a video camera capable of shooting a feature film, you might want to go with the 9 Pro or 9 Pro XL. If you fall somewhere between those camps and can’t decide, maybe the Pixel 9 is right for you after all.
How long is my Pixel supported?
The same as any smartphone really. Whichever Google Pixel you get today will be able to support OS updates for up to seven years in the future. Phones don’t become obsolete after two years, despite what manufacturers would have you believe.
Is it worth it to get an older Pixel phone?
If you can find a good deal (we’re $300 range), it might be worth it. These phones are supported for a number of years and frankly, a Google 6a isn’t that out of date. It came out in 2022. Even going back further than that you can find decent refurbished old Pixel phones for reasonable prices.
How much storage do I need?
This is important since all the prices on these phones start with the lowest amount of storage you can get. Some start with 128gb, others with 256gb, with options going up to a terabyte. Here’s a tip. Don’t pay for the extra gigs. With a Pixel, all your stuff is going to be stored in Google Photos, Drive, and the like. Invest in cloud storage instead.
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