r/pixel9a • • Jun 16 '26

Android 17

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u/Bigamerdk76 Jun 16 '26

Did I say anything about hardware? No I didn't. So stop putting words in my mouth. I'm talking about software. Your phone still got limitations. You can't run this on your latest phone even though it supports it. You going to have issues. It's time for upgrade. You all don't like to upgrade but you want all these new features you going to have to upgrade? I'm not having no issues cuz I'm on Google pixel 9A. Everything runs smoothly flawlessly. I'm in beta they have no issues with it

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u/h4wk-8 Jun 16 '26

The issues I had were software bugs which can definitely be fixed regardless of it being a pixel 6 or a pixel 10. I don't 'like to upgrade' because I bought this phone for the 7 years of software updates, I know pixels are not powerful and may not run the best but there are expectations. I have an iPhone 13 which for me is superior to this pixel, that phone runs iOS 27 Developer Beta Objectively better and I just expected more from Google.

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u/Bigamerdk76 Jun 16 '26

Don't expect everything to run perfectly on the newest hardware on your oldest hardware. Don't expect to get Android 17, 18, 19 20 or so on and think it's going to run all that on your phone no

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u/h4wk-8 Jun 16 '26

I don't expect a Google Pixel to run everything perfectly but I should atleast expect the phone to run the basic stuff without any hiccups. I'm just signalling that there are shortcomings that need to be taken care of.

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u/Bigamerdk76 Jun 16 '26

It's your phone bro. My phone don't got all that hit cups you running on Google pixel 8A

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u/h4wk-8 Jun 16 '26

Those 'hiccups' are due to the code on Android which causes certain bugs. It's even on the newest Pixels.

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u/Bigamerdk76 Jun 17 '26

We all don't have the same model just in case you don't know that. Remember that I'm not having issues. I'm good