The Pixel 9 Pro is available in a smaller size than Google’s previous pro-grade phones. It has the latest Tensor processor, a 6.3-inch OLED screen, a triple-camera setup like previous models, and a new 42-megapixel front camera.

Update February 12th: Google’s next phone, the Pixel 9a, will be available to pre-order on March 19th, according to Android Headlines. The device will launch at $499 for the 128GB model, while the price jumps to $599 for the 256GB storage option.

The Google Pixel 8 is available with for just $499. The Google Pixel 8 Pro is going for $599. That’s a maximum savings of 40% off. Choose between colorways in bay, hazel, obsidian, porcelain, and rose.

Right now you can get the Google Pixel 9 Pro for $799 at Amazon. That's $200 off and the lowest price I've ever seen for our favorite Pixel. If you want a bigger screen, you can also get the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL for $899 at Amazon (also $200 off.)

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Google Pixel fans who don’t wish to break the bank often look to the more affordable A series of Pixel smartphones. The successor model of this series, the Pixel 9a, hasn’t been released yet, but at this point nearly everything important about the handset has been leaked.

A Pixel 9a design leak indicates Google might ditch the large camera bump, and I wonder if Gemini AI is responsible.

Google’s affordable A series smartphone will likely debut next month and we all are eager to know about what’s coming. In the past few several leaks and rumours surrounding Pixel 9a model have been circulating,

Google Pixel 9a leaks reveal flat camera design replacing signature bar, largest-ever Pixel battery, launching March 26 at $499.