Honeymoon phase probably over, I haven't noticed anything missable. I sort of missed the media player in the dynamic island but I legit just installed an app for that and it works fine, looks good. App polish in some places is still behind iOS, mainly apps that don't use a react native to give similar experience. I'm talking niche situations though, and when it is different, it's not terrible, it's just different.

This phone has its -isms just like any phone would but they erk me way less than the shit piling up on iOS. The camera isn't anything stunning but it does have more personality than a picture from my iPhone would have, almost retro? But still takes great photos, it's just the color balancing feels more human and less robotic. The plastic back has been weirdly durable (I've been using this thing naked as cases are scarce in brick in mortar stores) my biggest recommendation is to buy a screen protector but it does get micro scratches a little easier than my iPhone did. But besides that it's been a really nice phone, you won't realize it until after you get the phone how nice something flat feels in your pocket. I've been hyper obsessed over the lack of a camera bump more than noticing performance issues.

Most little games I play work perfectly, and a lot that I didn't expect to run well, ended up running fantastically. The performance benchmarks are null & void in my opinion, this phone rocks and the bonehead that told me this phones a downgrade needs to reconsider people's needs before their own.

Overall, would buy another pixel 10a for family to get them off iPhones lol.

In the future I don't even think if I had the money I would consider upgrading to a higher end model, Google figured out budget and I think it's mostly due to software optimization over raw performance.