Google Pixel 4a Gaming Test | PUBG Mobile, COD Mobile, and More! By Sharpeye Reviews

Hey guys what is up and the Google Pixel 4a has really impressed me since I've been using this phone. If you were to take a quick look at some specs, though you'll see that 5.8 inch, 60hz 1080p display, of course, that snapdragon 730g, CPU and, of course, the build quality, that's plastic as well, and at first glance all of that might not be that impressive, but once you actually use the phone and then, of course consider that price tag of only 349 dollars, you'll see just how great this phone really is for the price um. In today's video, though, I want to see how this phone performs when it comes to just gaming, I wanted to see what gameplay is like when you're playing some popular and more demanding games. More specifically, we'll be playing PUBG mobile Call of Duty mobile grid, auto sport and pascal's wager. So, let's get straight into the video, so jumping straight into it, with some gameplay we're, starting with PUBG mobile, and I'll, be running this at the highest frame rate setting available for this phone, which is ultra, and I'll, also be running it on the balance. Setting extreme is not available on here, so we won't be able to achieve a full 60fps in this game.

Now is also a good time to mention that you should definitely change the quality of this video to 1080p at 60fps. Just so you get the most realistic idea of the performance yourself, so enemy contact we tied for the lead, we've taken a lead ready for deployment me changing leg targets inside so so yeah uh wow see that, oh, so after all of that I can say the gaming experience is very good on here. If you want to do some gaming, then that won't be an issue. Of course, a phone with higher in specs will give you a smoother experience in some games like PUBG. That can be more demanding, so you would be able to achieve a full 60 frames per second in all of those shown, I did choose the highest available frame rate option.

I am definitely someone who values frame rate a lot, so seeing that I was able to achieve those consistent frame rates and all of those games was great. I didn't also find anything that noticeable in terms of performance in these games. That reminded me, I was playing on a phone of this price, which is also really nice. Now, personally, I find the phone to be a little small when I'm playing I'm used to my OnePlus 7 pro, which is a very large phone with a very large display- and this is more of a compact phone- that's ideal for one-handed use, so it completely comes down to personal preference, but in general the display does look really. Nice audio is also a big benefit of this phone you're, not only getting stereo speakers that are harder to cover up, but also the return of the headphone jack, which is awesome to see since I've got headphones that I can finally use without a dongle.

So that's about it for this video. Hopefully this gave you a better idea of what to expect if you're getting a Google Pixel 4a, and you plan on doing a little of gaming. So that's about it. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in my next video you.

Source : Sharpeye Reviews