qgis - How to check if two qgsPoints are equal in PyQgis

I have two points:

a=QgsGeometry.fromPoint(QgsPoint(227739,908343))
b=QgsGeometry.fromPoint(QgsPoint(227739,908343))

but when I run:

a==b

it returns False. What am I doing wrong?

Update:

it returns True when I only use:

a=(QgsPoint(227739,908343))
b=(QgsPoint(227739,908343))

Answer

Instead of using ==, just use the following command:

a=QgsGeometry.fromPoint(QgsPoint(227739,908343))
b=QgsGeometry.fromPoint(QgsPoint(227739,908343))

a.equals(b)    # -> returns True

EDIT:
Regarding to the comments on this answer:

 a = QgsPoint(227739,908343)
 b = QgsPoint(227739,908343)

 a == b # TRUE
 aa = QgsGeometry.fromPoint(a)
 bb = QgsGeometry.fromPoint(b)
 aa.equals(bb) # TRUE

Try to investigate the type of your points (are they really QgsPoints?) and if it still doesn't work, than compare the values manually

a.x() == b.x()