Google just announced the Pixel 9A, surprising nobody because it’s been leaked to all heck. The camera bump is gone, it has a bigger screen, a Tensor G4 processor, and better water resistance, and it still starts at $499. It’s all looking like a pretty good deal, especially considering what Apple is charging for its new entry-level phone.

There's a lot to like about the Google Pixel 9a — and a few things that might keep you from buying Google's new phone. Here's a look at the pros and cons so far.