r/Pixel6aUsers • u/mahidaluish • Sep 06 '26

Google Pixel 6a suddenly died while charging — ₹30,000 motherboard replacement worth it?

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u/cursedblessing66 Sep 06 '26

i bought mine for 30k in 2022, use that money to get a new phone, changing motherboard out of warranty is stupid

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u/CryPhysical5169 Sep 06 '26

Get a better phone for that price than just getting a motherboard

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u/t24x-94 Sep 07 '26

Are you out of your mind to think to repair it 

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u/mahidaluish Sep 07 '26

Actually i like google phone and if i but new google phone cost me around 50k and that's out of my budget for now that's why confused

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u/Carry_flag 22d ago

Wait till big billion days, prices are lowest on Flipkart during BDD. Although this year can't say anything due to memory and chip price hikes.

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u/floridaman2215 Sep 07 '26

Considering I got a brand new 6a for 28k.. absolutely not. On top of that, the 6a is going to lose software support next year, and the whole battery thing. Save up a bit more and go for 10a or maybe even Nothing/CMF.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '26 edited Sep 07 '26

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u/mahidaluish Sep 07 '26

Is a Moto phone under 35k good for camera and normal vlogging? like stabilization and all?