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[* black] Before cracking into this phone we'll take a look at its pristine, polycarbonate exterior.
- [* icon_note] The polycarbonate build should be more durable than a glass back, but still no match for the metal designs of yore.
+ [* icon_note] The polycarbonate build should be more durable than a [guide|113656|glass back|stepid=217242|new_window=true], but still no match for the [guide|98093|metal construction|stepid=179849|new_window=true] of yore.
[* black] One thing's persevered through the Pixel's changing materials—the partial matte finish on the back.
-[* black] That camera looks pretty familiar. Turns out its the same camera that showed up on the Pixel 3's.
+[* black] That camera looks pretty familiar. Turns out it's the same camera that showed up on the Pixel 3's.
[* black] Looking at the front of the phone, we notice that the 3a loses one front-facing camera compared to the two in the flagship Pixels.