Google has the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL on sale at a cool 25 percent discount

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Google has the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL on sale at a cool 25 percent discount
Even though Google certainly seems to have hit it out of the park with its first own-brand mid-range phones in several years, it's not entirely clear just yet if a Pixel 4a duo is in the cards. It definitely should be, but this is undoubtedly one of the most unpredictable companies around when it comes to hardware releases and release strategies.

Of course, the earliest we can hope to get prospective mid-end variants of the recently announced Pixel 4 and 4 XL is next spring, which means the Pixel 3a and 3a XL should still look rather compelling for cash-strapped fans of the stock Android experience. Especially when the two incredibly well-reviewed Snapdragon 670 handsets can be purchased at a cool 25 percent discount with (almost) no strings attached.

The only condition you need to meet to shave a whopping $100 and $120 off the already reasonable list prices of the Google Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL respectively is activate your mid-ranger of choice on the search giant's Fi service. Both new and existing Google Fi customers are eligible for this fresh special offer, which doesn't have an expiration date explicitly listed on the MVNO's official website.

Since we're fairly sure these price cuts won't last forever, you can expect them to expire pretty much anytime, so it's probably smart to hurry and pull the trigger while you can. With Black Friday right around the corner, we understand why you might be hesitant to commit to any early deals, but a 5.6-inch Pixel 3a at $299 and a $359 6-inch Pixel 3a XL seem like essentially unbeatable bargains when taking their apparent mainstream popularity into consideration, as well as their young age, top-notch software support, excellent rear-facing camera, decent battery life (more so on the jumbo-sized model), and respectable processing speed.

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