Even the rear fingerprint sensor proves more reliable than others I’ve tested on budget phones, like the Moto G Stylus 5G. The Pixel 5a comes running ... swiping in from the bottom corners ...

There’s nothing on the Pixel 5a’s back but a simple square camera module, the fingerprint sensor, and a small Google “G” near the bottom. Around the front, there’s not much more going on ...

It will include rather thin bezels, while its bottom bezel ... but the Pixel 5a will likely still use it. We’re talking about the Sony IMX363, a 12.2-megapixel camera sensor.

the Pixel 5a is remarkably similar to the Pixel 5 in terms of looks, feel, and specs. It comes in a single color (Mostly Black), has a fingerprint sensor on the back, and packs the front camera ...

That was the same launch price as the Pixel 5a, which debuted ... top, and bottom of the phone, punctuated by with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor and a glossy glass-covered camera.

Yes and no. There’s nothing inherently wrong with the Pixel 5a’s main camera sensor. It still provides one of the best point-and-shoot experiences you can get on a smartphone in this price range.

The Pixel 5a ships with the same outstanding camera module as you’ll find on the more expensive Pixel 5. On the back of the phone are a 12.2MP f/1.7 primary sensor and a 16MP f/2.2 ultra-wide lens.

Despite launching with several admirable qualities, Google’s Pixel 6’s fingerprint sensor proved to be the ... running all the way through the Pixel 5a, the Pixel Imprint’s location on ...

With the launch of the Pixel ... sensor. This is a mid-range phone—a market segment where the cameras are usually dreadful—so Google's competent camera is acceptable. As on the Pixel 5a ...