- 0:00 - Rambly bit
- 0:45 - Samsung Galaxy S24
- 2:20 - Xiaomi 14
- 4:05 - Google Pixel 8
- 5:17 - Google Pixel 7a
- 6:43 - Asus Zenfone 10
- 8:14 - Motorola Edge 30 Neo
- 9:09 - Apple iPhone 15/13 Mini
- 11:02 - Apple iPhone SE 3 (NOPE!)
- 11:45 - Sony Xperia 5 V
- 13:27 - Motorola Moto Razr 40 Ultra
- 15:08 - Oppo Find N2 Flip
- 15:31 - Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
The Pixel 7a is a nice size. I’ve been using it with Graphene for the last 2 months, with no complaints.
Okay, one complaint: wireless charging is slower than I hoped. But I pretty much knew that to likely be the case, going in.
Putting the Pixel 7a or 8 side-by-side with a P5 or a P4a really goes to show how big “small” phones have become. I really loved the size of those devices…
Not sure yet what I’ll do if my 4a dies, but at this point I’d probably just buy another one, hahah. I absolutely love it.
Unfortunately I broke the screen some time ago and couldn’t get a replacement.
Rest in Pepperoni little phone
My prior phone to this was the 4a 5G. It was a great size.
“Nice” is subjective, but the 7a is objectively not a small phone. It is very thick and heavy, and much larger than true small phones.
It was on the list in the post, so I mean…
That’s just one person’s opinion of what a “small” phone in 2024 is. It doesn’t even include actually small phones like the Unihertz Jelly series.
Hello there. With Graphene OS, will you lose camera quality?