As if to once again highlight the fact that Google's mid-range phones exceeded its high-end models in popularity last year, the
Pixel 4 and 4 XL got
a whole bunch of
hefty discounts in the
last few weeks while the regular prices of the
Pixel 3a and 3a XL remained largely unchanged once all
the holiday deals concluded.
But as the
Pixel 4a announcement draws closer, it can't hurt to try to further boost the appeal of the
Pixel 3a duo with a small outright price cut and a substantial freebie. That's right, both the 5.6 and 6-inch stock Android-running handsets are on sale at the time of this writing at Best Buy for 50 bucks less than usual, with a $100 e-gift card also included at no extra charge.
That means you'll be paying $350 and $430 for
Pixel 3a and
Pixel 3a XL bundles respectively worth $500 and $580. All three color options (Just Black, Purple-ish, and Clearly White) are in stock right now for both devices, which can be activated upfront on your carrier of choice or further down the line. There's no difference in price between the two routes, and either way, you'll be getting an unlocked phone compatible with all major wireless service providers.
If for some reason you don't like shopping at Best Buy, B&H Photo Video can also hook you up with a $349 Google Pixel 3a including a $100 e-gift card and an additional Avoda TPU case, separately available for $20 by itself. Curiously enough, B&H is not offering a similar deal for
Pixel 3a XL buyers. At least not yet. By the way, if history is any indication, Amazon could follow suit with identical bundle promotions soon enough.
The
Pixel 3a and 3a XL are arguably two of the greatest mid-rangers money can buy right now, rocking lovely OLED screens, truly impressive cameras for their price bracket, solid battery life (especially the XL), and a silky smooth software experience with timely updates guaranteed for another two years.