Pixel 8a listed at Rs 33,999 with extra Rs 1,500 off on select cards
Exchange offers available up to Rs 31,000 for old devices
Features Tensor G3 chip, 120Hz OLED display, and dual cameras
Looking to buy a new mid-range smartphone with a clean interface and decent camera? The Google Pixel 8a deal is for you. The last generation affordable device under the Pixel series is available with a whopping Rs 20,000 price cut from its launch price, making it a worthy deal to consider. Launched at Rs 52,999, the device offers a premium look along with a dual camera, decent battery, and a Tensor processor. And now, with bank offers, the device can be purchased for under Rs 32,500.
SurveyInteresting? Here is how the Google Pixel 8a price deal on Amazon actually works.
Google Pixel 8a price on Amazon
The last generation Pixel 8a is currently listed at Rs 33,999 after a whopping Rs 19,000 price drop from its initial launch. Furthermore, the customers can also get up to Rs 1,500 discount on using select cards, bringing down the price to under Rs 32,500. Well, that’s not it. You can also exchange your old device and get the best possible value of up to Rs 31,000, depending on the working conditions and variant.
Also read: Apple iPhone 16 Plus price drops by over Rs 16,000 ahead of iPhone 17 launch: How to grab this deal
You can also choose EMI options starting at Rs 1,640 per month, along with add-ons like extended warranty and total protection plan by paying extra. However, it should be noted that processing fees and bank charges may apply during your checkout.
Google Pixel 8a specs
With the Google Pixel 8a, customers can get a 6.1-inch Full HD+ panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. The device offers up to 2,000 nits peak brightness and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. The device comes powered by the Tensor G3 chipset with 8 GB LPDDR5x RAM and 128 GB/256 GB UFS 3.1 storage, which means faster load times and fluent multitasking. It is shipped with a 4,492 mAh battery.
In terms of photography, the device comes with a 64MP main camera and a 13MP ultrawide camera. For selfies and video calls, the device offers a 13MP front camera.
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