Google Pixel 6a - 5G Android Pho... vs BLU G51 Plus | 2021 | All Day Ba...

This is an extremely solid phone at the price point and would compete directly with the flagships phones of a generation or two ago. It has the same processor that the pixel 6 and pro have so it's a very snappy phone. Of course its no apple 14 pro or ...  Read More

Construction is sturdier and sleeker. Battery life is good, reception and audio very good. Games and videos do well on it as it is fine for all but the most very demanding ones.

If you set it down for a minute and pick it up, it somehow manages to feel colder than the ambient temperature in the room. The sound is very clear it has stereo speakers it sounds like the sound is coming from everywhere.

Magic eraser rocks. The only downside is the figureprint unlock, which is not really sensitive. I have yet to use an in-screen fingerprint reader.

The response is noticeably better than the pixel 3a. Exceeds my expectations for performance.

Good riddance to this bad pixel phone. Google's support is offensively bad. The camera is so noticeably worse than from the 4a.

This phone runs hot everytime. The phone also gets alarmingly hot to the touch if it is doing anything as taxing as either charging, or as providing itself with updates.

Screen presents blurry image upon opening phone causing me to reboot. It is almost unusable at times because it is impossible to unlock the screen. Sometimes the phone just decides to not have any volume for anything and i have to reboot it.

No camera = no qr, no da assist features, no translation. That swipe left is a pause first. The fact that i cannot cast to any device except a chromecast device or through youtube is a huge drawback for me.

The phone uses android 11, which is the latest version of android available. The phone has 4gb of ram and 64gb of storage. It uses two sim slots, so you don't have to sacrifice one of the slots to use both sim slots actively. It has a 2,000 mah batter...  Read More

Ghz (not also 5ghz), lots of 'bloatware', and the worse drawback - the eula upon startup/ setup clearly states that operating the phone means user agrees to have personally identifiable information gathered by blu.