Now Pixel 3a Has a Reliability Issue of Its Own Thurrott.com
Google’s Pixel handsets were dogged with the aid of reliability problems since the line’s inception. But there had been hopes that the Pixel 3a could be exclusive.
Maybe now not.
According to more than one reports—I first learned about this from Android Police—proprietors of the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are reporting that the devices randomly shut down and then require a difficult reset before they'll come back to life. The exact news? After this reset, the whole thing appears to work usually, and no information is misplaced. Of path, it will just happen once more, randomly.
Naturally, fanatics are trying out various theories to peer if they can determine out what’s triggering the trouble and avert it. But a few apparent alternatives—a specific 1/3-party app, as an example—have now not panned out.
Having completed my Google Pixel 3 XL review, I simply switched to the Pixel 3a XL so I can evaluate that next. And, up to now at least, my experiences have been overwhelmingly advantageous: Aside from a few suitable compromises, the 3a XL looks like an remarkable smartphone, and a amazing value, and it even solves some of the troubles I had with its more expensive sibling, including phone static and make contact with best.
But I’m no stranger to Pixel issues and will, of direction, be searching for this. Fingers crossed.
Tagged with Google Pixel 3a, Google Pixel 3a XL
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2019-05-20 thirteen:25:55Z
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