Best Buy has the unlocked Google Pixel 6a 128GB 5G Phone (Charcoal or Sage) on sale for $249 (requires activation) with free shipping. With activation later, it's $299 at Best Buy and $299 at Amazon's and other retailers.
THIS IS THE CHEAPEST PRICE ONLINE at the moment.
The 128GB Google Pixel 6a 5G Unlocked Smartphone (Various Colors) on sale for $299 WITHOUT activation. Shipping is free.
Other Available Retailers:
Amazon
Target
Google Store
Product Information:
Google Tensor Octa-Core Mali-G78 MP20
6.1" 2400x1080p Corning Gorilla Glass 3 Touchscreen Display
128GB Internal Storage
6GB LPDDR5 RAM
IP67 Dust/Water Resistant
Nano-SIM/eSIM
WiFi 6 w/ Bluetooth 5.2
GSM/HSPA/LTE/5G
Li-Po 4410 mAh Non Removable Battery
Fast Charging 18W + USB Power Delivery 3.0
Android 12 (Upgradable to Android 13)
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For instance you can buy it from the google store or amazon I assume and select "google fi" as your carrier if that's the one you want and it's an unlocked phone with no carrier term committments besides paying for your month of service and whatever you may agree to if you upgrade or get a port-in discount or subscription plan etc.
Whereas I guess typically with others like ATT, VZ, TM, whatever maybe you're looking at a 24 month contract with ETF or getting a locked phone or who knows what.
Or others might want to activate with XM or some other MVNO etc. etc. So the question becomes what is the fine print?
Also it's weird since months ago the google store was selling the VZ US model for more than the other US carrier pixels so I wonder if that's true here.
For instance you can buy it from the google store or amazon I assume and select "google fi" as your carrier if that's the one you want and it's an unlocked phone with no carrier term committments besides paying for your month of service and whatever you may agree to if you upgrade or get a port-in discount or subscription plan etc.
Whereas I guess typically with others like ATT, VZ, TM, whatever maybe you're looking at a 24 month contract with ETF or getting a locked phone or who knows what.
Or others might want to activate with XM or some other MVNO etc. etc. So the question becomes what is the fine print?
Also it's weird since months ago the google store was selling the VZ US model for more than the other US carrier pixels so I wonder if that's true here.
1: Who you deal with and how if you want to trade in or return within the initial period or something like that.
2: What options are available if you want to buy any kind of extended warranty or protection plan or whatever for the phone.
IIRC google store purchased phones have obviously their particular optional protection plan available either as a one time charge or monthly billed amount and I think it's probably very different than what other retailers may offer. Of course I've heard horror stories about dealing with warranty / trade in / "support" etc. stuff with google and FI, then again I've heard horror stories about best buy and other carriers, so YMMV, though "when it works well" (do you feel lucky?) there may be something to be said for one option vs. another pick your poison so to speak.
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