Google Pixel 4a 5G in white is here — and it’s crazy cheap right now

Google Pixel 4a 5G in white is here — and it'due south crazy cheap correct now

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It'south been a while since the Google Pixel 4a 5G was released, but if you're in the marketplace for an affordable telephone with great photography skills, now may be the fourth dimension to do it. Google only sold the telephone in blackness at launch, though it promised the Verizon-exclusive white would also be available for anybody.

That day has now come, and with a discount to boot. BestBuy has the unlocked Google Pixel 4a 5G on auction for simply $409. That's $90 off the normal toll, and it's bachelor in both black and white.

In our Google Pixel 4s 5G review we noted that the Pixel 4a 5G was i of the most affordable ways to connect to the next-gen wireless networks, on summit of all its other cracking features. Those include excellent camera performance, access to the latest and best Android updates and a large colorful display.

It even has a secondary rear camera lens, something the cheaper LTE Google Pixel 4a lacks, and a larger 6.ii-inch screen.

The battery may not be fantastic and the Pixel 4a 5G doesn't accept a flagship chipset, it's even so an impressive telephone. More so when y'all consider the newly-discounted price. Plus you get all the latest Pixel features thrown in, including astrophotography and alive transcription.

While we did run across better Pixel 4a 5G deals over the Blackness Friday period, those did rely on you trading in another device. This time it'southward $ninety off with no fine print to read through, and with the option of a brand new color to boot.

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