Google's Pixel 9A is back down to $349, its cheapest price so far
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Google's Pixel 9A is back down to $349, its cheapest price so far
"The Pixel 9A is an incredible phone that's worth hopping on while it's $349 for the 128GB version in blue, black, or pink at Amazon and Best Buy. It's discounted ahead of the new Pixel 10A, for which Google will open pre-orders on February 18. That's also when the company will share more details regarding specs and price for the midrange phone."
"Even at its original $499 price, our reviewer Allison Johnson felt that what you got for the money was just right. The Pixel 9A is an especially great value at this sale price. It has an IP68 rating, seven years of software updates, a larger, brighter screen than the Pixel 8A, plus wireless charging and a 120Hz refresh rate."
The Pixel 9A is available for $349 for the 128GB model at Amazon and Best Buy. Pre-orders for the Pixel 10A open February 18, when Google will share more specifications and pricing. Even at its original $499 price, the Pixel 9A delivered strong value. The phone has an IP68 rating, seven years of software updates, a larger, brighter screen than the Pixel 8A, wireless charging, and a 120Hz refresh rate. Other deals include a Tomtoc hard zip-up Nintendo Switch 2 case with top padding and a 12-cartridge sleeve for around $24 with code YX2SATAXQVMO, an eight-port TP-Link gigabit switch under $20, a Netgear five-port 2.5-gigabit switch at $69.99, and a Woot discount on an AMD Ryzen 9 7900X.
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