Amazon has Google’s 256GB Pixel 9a back at the $449 all-time low ($150 off), 128GB now at $349

$150 off/$349

If you’re quick there is a chance to land a wild price drop on Google Pixel 10 Pro courtesy of Best Buy’s open-box program, but for those looking towards the even less pricey and value-packed Pixel 9a device, deals are at the ready there too. We spotted the most affordable model back at its Amazon all-time low at $349, but you will also find the upgraded 256GB model seeing the same $150 price drop right now as well. 

The new Pixel 10a is inbound this month, but we have already made a case for the Pixel 9a being a better pickup while it was $100 off, and now you can score both storage configurations at $150 off:

• Pixel 9a 128GB $349 (Reg. $499)
• Pixel 9a 256GB $449 (Reg. $599)

The 128GB model dropped to the rate we are seeing right now over this past weekend, and there are still three colorways up for grabs at the $349 low (as of the time of writing). 

The upgraded 256GB variant is also now joining the party down at $449 shipped – this deal did go live over the weekend as well but quickly jumped back up. It is now once again up for grabs with the Obsidian paint job at $449, or $150 off the regular $599 list price. 

Pixel 9a already delivered some notable bang for your buck at full price, even more so with the $100 discount we spotted a couple times this year, but we are tracking both storage configs back at the lowest price we have seen since release last year – this is the same price we spotted for Black Friday and the fall Prime Day event. 

Google Pixel 9a features:

• Google Pixel 9a is engineered by Google with more than you expect, for less than you think; like Gemini, your built-in AI assistant[1], the incredible Pixel Camera, and an all-day battery and durable design[2]
• Take amazing photos and videos with the Pixel Camera, and make them better than you can imagine with Google AI; get great group photos with Add Me and Best Take[4,5]; and use Macro Focus for spectacular images of tiny details like raindrops and flowers
• Google Pixel’s Adaptive Battery can last over 30 hours[2]; turn on Extreme Battery Saver and it can last up to 100 hours, so your phone has power when you need it most[2]
• Get more info quickly with Gemini[1]; instead of typing, use Gemini Live; it follows along even if you change the topic[8]; and save time by asking Gemini to find info across your Google apps, like Maps, Calendar, Gmail, and YouTube Music