There's nothing better than a heavily discounted smartphone, and right now you can pick up a fully unlocked Pixel 3a for just $289.
The Google Pixel 3a is a Legendary Smartphone with a Phenomenal Camera, Pick One up for Just $289 Today and Save $110
There are a very few budget kings out there, and Pixel 3a is definitely one of them. For just $399, you get a smartphone that packs the complete Google experience along with a camera that gives everyone else a run for their money at a low price point. And speaking of money, you can pick up a renewed model for a low price of just $289, meaning you save $110 instantly.
A renewed smartphone is one that has at least 80% or more battery health remaining and is close to a new device in terms of looks. The smartphone does not ship with original accessories but does come with a generic cable and charger in the box so you don't have to buy your own. The device comes with a 90-day warranty which is absolutely wonderful.
The Pixel 3a features a large 5.6-inch OLED display, Snapdragon 670 processor, 64GB of internal storage, 4GB of RAM, 12.2MP camera on the back, 8MP camera on the front, USB-C port and more. And oh, it runs Google's latest Android update as well, which is a huge selling point.
Since this model is completely unlocked therefore you can start using it on any carrier of your choice, with full support for LTE. Grab the deal today before stock runs out.
Buy Google Pixel 3a G202G with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Just Black (Renewed) - Was $399, now just $289
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