Grab a brand new Google Pixel for just $315
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
(OG Google Pixel, Quite Black, 32GB, Unlocked for use with Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and all GSM Carriers Worldwide)
The original Google Pixel and Pixel XL were stellar flagships, especially considering they were the first phones officially developed by Google in-house. The Pixels inherited — or rather, substituted the Nexus lineup of devices — but continued the tradition of offering the latest and greatest of Android, in the purest form possible, all the while delivering an amazing camera performance. Speaking of that, the camera of the OG Pixels still holds up in 2018, so having said that, if you can grab one of them at a mid-range price, you should definitely consider a purchase. And we're here to deliver such an offer!
Amazon currently has a sweet deal on the original Google Pixel that slashes its price to just $315 – a price that even some midrangers with arguably lesser qualities can't match. The deal is for the Quite Black, 32GB version of the OG Pixel.
If you're still undecided, consider this – the OG Pixels will be getting Android P, which will release later this year, and they will be getting it on time. Not to mention that, if you are feeling rather adventurous, you can hop on the developer preview beta right now and experience the latest of Android before most other people. Android P will reportedly be the last major Android update for the OG Pixels, but they will continue receiving security patches all the way until late 2019.
If you're still undecided, consider this – the OG Pixels will be getting Android P, which will release later this year, and they will be getting it on time. Not to mention that, if you are feeling rather adventurous, you can hop on the developer preview beta right now and experience the latest of Android before most other people. Android P will reportedly be the last major Android update for the OG Pixels, but they will continue receiving security patches all the way until late 2019.
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