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9 THINGS I LEARNED SWITCHING FROM THE APPLE iPHONE SE TO THE GOOGLE PIXEL 4A

While you can spend a thousand bucks or more on a phone if you want, you don’t actually need to anymore. In the past few months, Apple and Google have both released impressive midrange phones that cost less than $400 and bring many of the features usually reserved for premium handsets, including wireless charging, all-screen designs, and impressive battery life.

But as with all things Apple and Google, the  and Pixel 4a (see page 35) are not created equal. But I wanted to see just how different they are. I had been using the iPhone SE since receiving

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