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Phone Arena
20 hours ago
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First Google Pixel 9a discount hits Amazon, possibly for a limited time
Released less than two months ago, the Pixel 9a stands out as one of the best mid-range phones in 2025. At a relatively affordable price, this bad boy packs an ultra-bright display and a solid camera. And now, thanks to Amazon's latest deal, it's also cheaper than ever! Yep, we're already getting a first-time discount of $50, making the ~$500 model a great pick for Google fans. We don't think this 10% markdown will remain live for long, so we'd recommend acting fast if you want to save. $50 off (10%) You can now save $50 on the latest Google Pixel mid-ranger, the Pixel 9a. This is a first-time discount that probably won't last very long. It's available on all 128GB color variants and the 256GB model in Obsidian. Act fast and save before it's too late. Buy at Amazon We've spent time with this fella, and it's a major winner on many fronts. Firstly, it has an excellent 6.3-inch OLED display with a 60-120Hz refresh rate. Sure, the bezels are a bit thick, but you still get a great visual experience. Under the hood, you get the Tensor G4 chip, which performs well enough on a daily basis, though it certainly isn't a benchmark winner. Still, as we've emphasized in our Pixel 9a review, the device performs better than the Galaxy A56, so at least that's something. What about the camera? The Android phone is equipped with a 48MP main sensor and a 13MP ultra-wide lens on the rear, with a 13MP selfie camera completing the setup. You get photos with great dynamics and lifelike colors, especially during the day. If there's anything not quite perfect, it must be the lack of the full Gemini experience. Google has equipped the device with Gemini Nano, which lacks support for features like Call Noted and the new Screenshots app. On the bright side, you get seven years of promised software support, ensuring your device remains safe and secure for years to come. Overall, the Pixel 9a is a great mid-range option you shouldn't overlook. Now that it's on sale for $50 off, it's even more attractive. Hurry up and save on the 128GB variant at Amazon before it's too late.
Phone Arena
5 days ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
The Galaxy S24 FE is a superb bargain with Samsung's latest trade-in promo
Trade-in The Galaxy S24 FE is up to $528 off with a trade-in $121 99 $649 99 $528 off (81%) The Galaxy S24 FE is an excellent choice for mid-range phone buyers right now. The option is typically a bit expensive, but you can now get it for $100 off at the Samsung Store. On top of that, eligible trade-ins unlock an extra $428 maximum discount, meaning you can save up to $528 on this superb Samsung phone. Buy at Samsung Receive the latest mobile news Subscribe By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Galaxy S24 FE Galaxy S24 FE Find flagship Galaxy phones too expensive and budget ones not quite good enough? The Galaxy S24 FE might just be the phone you need. This bad boy is a bit pricier than your average mid-ranger, but thanks to Samsung's latest trade-in offer, you can now grab it at a seriously low the 128GB and 256GB variants sell for $100 off right now. But here's the kicker — the official store offers an extra discount of up to $428, knocking the base storage variant down to $121.99. The 256GB model, on the other hand, can be yours for as low as $181.99. Granted, you need to have the right device in good working condition to get the maximum trade-in promo, but it's still a pretty cool savings tested this Android phone extensively — check out our Galaxy S24 FE review for reference — and it left a great impression. With its upgraded design and a larger 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with up to a 120Hz refresh rate, it feels like a proper flagship. And the thin bezels make things even the hood, the device packs an Exynos 2400e chip, making it way more powerful than the previous Galaxy S23 FE . Not only that, but it leaves the Pixel 8a in the dust when it comes to performance. However, the OnePlus 13R remains a mid-range champion on that front, so you might want to consider it as an delivers a superb camera performance. It takes excellent photos with its 50MP main sensor that stand out with lifelike colors, excellent dynamic range, and ample detail. In fact, it's easily among the best mid-range camera phones Ultimately, thedeserves a place among the best mid-range options on the market. Sure, it's a bit more expensive than you might think, but the Samsung Store's latest bargain makes it an unmissable choice.
Phone Arena
14-05-2025
- Business
- Phone Arena
Carl Pei reveals the price of the Nothing Phone (3) and it's pretty ugly
One of the companies unexpectedly featured at Google's Android Show, Nothing, is expected to launch one of the most anticipated phones of the year, the Phone (3). In a 2-minute video, the company's co-founder, Carl Pei , shared important information about the Nothing Phone (3) . Before we go in-depth, it's worth mentioning that despite the fact that Nothing Phone (3) will be the company's top-of-the-line product, it will remain a mid-range phone, a segment that the UK-based brand has been specializing in since the beginning. Moving on to the actual information revealed by Carl Pei , there's no way to sugarcoat this: Nothing Phone (3) will cost around £800 . If this turns out to be accurate, then the Phone (3) will be a mid-range phone with a flagship price, which is ironic considering that Carl Pei 's previous company, OnePlus, is known for making flagships with mid-range prices, the so-called 'flagship killers.'The reason the Phone (3) will be much more expansive than anything the company has released on the market until now is because Nothing is determined to go 'all-in' on the new device. What this means is that Nothing Phone (3) will feature ' premium materials, major performance upgrades and software that really levels things up ,' at least according to Carl Pei . Nothing made a name for itself as an innovative company not just in the smartphone industry, but also in the phone accessories segment. Nothing's design signature is so different than anything available on the market that the company's phones are recognizable from a mile away. The upcoming Nothing Phone (3) is likely to feature the same transparent design that made the company's phone so popular among customers, but it will be interesting to see what Nothing plans to bring new to the table considering the higher price. Speaking of which, at £800, Nothing Phone (3) will compete with flagships from established brands like Apple and Samsung, so it's not going to be easy to push through. It remains to be seen if Nothing Phone (3) 's 'wow' factor will be big enough to overlook the much higher price. For reference, Nothing Phone (2)'s price at launch was £580 / $600, so the sequel might sell for $800 in the US.
