You can check price at Amazon US. There are plenty of good deals.

Noted!

I use whenpricedrop.com to track the price for Pixel 9a:

https://www.whenpricedrop.com/product/B0DVHV7X53/

https://www.whenpricedrop.com/product/B0DVHV67XH/

tbh i spent weeks digging through the fcc filings and teardown data for the radio bands before i finally jumped on a deal for my current setup. i used to always wait for the big box stores to drop prices but i actually found the best path was buying a cracked screen version of the previous model and doing the screen swap myself just to boost the trade-in value. it was a bit of a gamble with the prying tools but the math showed the trade-in bonus was basically double what the repair cost me. learned the hard way that you gotta check the imei status first tho... almost got burned by a cloud-locked board once.

Same setup here, love it

Re: "tbh i spent weeks digging through the fcc..."

• That trade-in hustle is definitely the way to go. I've been through every Pixel launch since the original, and in my experience, the biggest mistake people make is overlooking the carrier-unlocked direct deals. If you're planning on keeping the phone for 3+ years, focus on these two things:
• Check the Google Store early. They usually offer an inflated trade-in value for older A-series phones specifically to get people onto the new hardware.
• Look into the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 bundles. Often the discount on the phone is better when you grab the ecosystem perks too. Honestly, the Google Pixel 9a 128GB Obsidian is gonna be the sweet spot for value this year if the rumors about the Tensor G4 efficiency hold up...

For anyone not needing the absolute latest and greatest, Back Market is offering flash sales throughout the Black Friday season on premium refurbished Google Pixel smartphones - this is their first year doing flash sales, and you'll find even deeper discounts on select devices from now through the end of December.