Choosing between the Moto Edge 50 Neo and Google Pixel 8A can be tricky, especially when both offer 5G support, OLED screens, and run on Android 14. However, price and priorities can make all the difference.
Performance and Processor Comparison
The Moto Edge 50 Neo is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, offering decent performance for day-to-day tasks. In contrast, the Pixel 8A uses Google’s Tensor G3 chip, which provides better efficiency, smoother operation, and AI-focused enhancements.
Display and Battery Life
Moto Edge 50 Neo sports a 6.4-inch OLED display with 1220 x 2712 resolution, 3000 nits brightness, and 120Hz refresh rate—great for content consumption. Pixel 8A has a slightly smaller 6.1-inch OLED display with lower peak brightness at 2000 nits. While Pixel offers a larger 4492mAh battery, Moto wins in charging with 68W fast charging and 15W wireless charging.
Camera Capabilities
Moto’s triple rear camera setup (50MP + 13MP + 10MP) is versatile and powered by Sony’s LYTIA 700C sensor. However, the Pixel 8A with its 64MP + 13MP dual camera setup excels in image processing and video quality, supporting 4K at 60fps.
Price and Value
Moto Edge 50 Neo starts at ₹21,419, while the Pixel 8A costs ₹37,999. That ₹17,000 difference matters. For those focused on value, Moto delivers great hardware at a low price. But if camera quality and software longevity matter more, Pixel is a smart buy.
Final Verdict
Go with Moto Edge 50 Neo for better display, faster charging, and affordability. Choose the Pixel 8A if you want unmatched camera processing and long-term software support.
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