Looking to upgrade to a brand new phone without setting your wallet on fire? How about a Google Pixel 3a smartphone for just $332? That's the deal.
Google Pixel 3a Available for Just $332, Upgrade to One of the Best Android Experience Available Today
We have a lot of smartphones floating around us and it's hard to choose which one is best. The one option that is aimed towards those who need nothing but a functional smartphone without all the sad looking gimmicks is the Google Pixel. It runs stock Android, doesn't have any fancy bloated skin and it just works. If that is the kind of smartphone you are looking for then read on for more details.
The phone packs a 5.6-inch OLED display paired with a resolution of 2220x1080. With 4GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 670 processor underneath, everything you do will feel fast and fluid. Furthermore, you get a great set of cameras on the back and front capable of shooting video in 4K. But, if you are going to use this thing for photos only, then you are going to snapping some of the best photos ever on a smartphone thanks to Google's legendary camera algorithms.
Wrapping things up is a large 3,000mAh battery that fast charges via USB-C and offers a full day of usage.
This is a brand new phone and comes fully unlocked. It does not include a SIM card therefore you have to supply your own and the necessary data plan if you are planning to use this thing on the go.
Buy Google - Pixel 3a with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Clearly White - Was $399, now just $332
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