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Cheers! I hope my 4a survives until there's another one of that size. I feels like most other phones are getting unnecessarily bigger. The camera software is a big plus, too
For what it is, the camera really is good, huh! I've always gravitated to vanilla Android (all the old Nexuses etc) and the 4a was the first phone I didn't feel any need to root it lol. Couldn't agree more on the easily handleable size as well...possibly the Pixel 5 would be my only substitute.
Are you fine with the Battery? I switched from Pixel 4a cause mine was at 15% Just after half of the day.
It's been almost 3 years, and a full load will last about 2 days. That said, I only use it intermittently throughout the day, and not for gaming or watching videos. That's what other devices are for.