- cross-posted to:
- android@lemdro.id
- cross-posted to:
- android@lemdro.id
I wonder if there is something subpar about whoever Google is getting the batteries from for the A series phones.
I wonder if there is something subpar about whoever Google is getting the batteries from for the A series phones.
This doesn’t seem like that big a deal, especially as it’s a software update. Easily fixable with a firmware update like GrapheneOS
I haven’t seen a single other budget or midrange phone with this problem.
I have used cheaper budget and midrange phones. To date I have never experienced this issue ever.
This is the 1st I have been hearing since the Pixel 4a. Let’s not justify google.
I expect even a budget phone to still work the same after 1 year.
Most already do. This is the 1st we have been hearing for a while. Consistently since the Pixel 4a
Pixels of this generation can get up to $1500 USD. If that’s not flagship territory, I don’t know what is.
Even if they were cheap, the implication is that its okay to screw a customer if they’re not rich?
“You were warned. The a stands for a-splode.”
Never seen a 4a or a 6a sold for 1500 Bucks. Dunno where you live though…
That is correct! However they said “the pixel series” meaning the entire lineup of pixels.
I don’t think the ‘a’ variants are ever close to that price.
That is correct! However they said “the pixel series” meaning the entire lineup of pixels.
Won’t they push this update?