Refurbished Pixel 8a Hits Lowest Price Ever at $286 – Save 41% Instantly

The Pixel 8a just dropped to its lowest price ever—$286 for a refurbished model in excellent condition. That’s 41% off its $487 retail price, and you’re still getting the same Tensor G3 chip and seven years of Android updates. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to grab Google’s best-value phone, this is it.

This phone might be budget-friendly, but it doesn’t cut corners. It runs on the same powerful Tensor G3 chip used in the flagship Pixel 8, making it just as capable for everyday tasks, gaming, and AI photo editing. You also get 128GB of storage, 8GB RAM, and a surprisingly solid dual-camera setup that produces crisp, color-accurate photos with Google’s signature computational photography.

At $286, this is the best price we’ve seen since launch. No carrier hoops, no trade-ins—just straight-up value.

Battery life is great too. In real-world tests, it lasted through a full day with 66% left at midnight. And unlike many phones in this range, it comes with premium perks like Best Take, Audio Magic Eraser, and 7 years of software support—matching the update timeline of far pricier devices.

If you’re unsure whether to go for the Pixel 8a or something else in the Pixel lineup, check out our Pixel price tracker for the latest insights.

Only 10 units in stock at this all-time low

This deal won’t last long. Get the refurbished Pixel 8a while it’s at its lowest price ever.

Check the current deal here before it’s gone

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Google Pixel 8a 5G (128GB, 8GB) 6.1", Tensor G3 4nm, Android 14 (US Model...

• 6.1" OLED 428PPI, 1080x2400px, 120Hz, HDR10+, Bluetooth 5.3, 4492mAh Battery, Android 14
• 128GB 8GB RAM, Octa-core, Google Tensor G3 (4nm), Nona-core (1x3.0 GHz Cortex-X3 & 4x2.45 GHz Cortex-A715 & 4x2.15 GHz...

−$29.57 $285.54

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