Hello, you can get price drop alert at Whenpricedrop, they will send you email when price dropped:

https://www.whenpricedrop.com/search-products/?keyword=Pixel+9a

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> I'm also curious about trade-in programs. My current phone is a Pixel 6, and it's still in pretty good condition. Honestly, as someone who has used almost every a-series phone since the 3a, the trade-in value for older Pixels is usually highest right at the launch window on the Google Store. But i gotta ask - what is ur actual hard budget for this? And are u looking for a factory unlocked model or are u okay with a carrier version? In my experience, if u miss the launch trade-in deals, the next sweet spot is usually about 3 to 4 months later. If u want to be sure ur getting a good price, i recommend checking these out:

• CamelCamelCamel (tracks Amazon price history so u can see if a sale is actually legit)
• ID.me or UniDays for student or educator discounts which can sometimes stack
• Honey browser extension for catching random promo codes One thing to watch out for
• Pixel 6 trade-in values might drop off a cliff once the 9a is out for a bit, so u really have to balance the price drop against the loss in trade-in value. Sometimes waiting longer actually costs u more in the long run because ur old phone loses its worth faster than the new one goes on sale. Just something to keep in mind! Anyway, hope that helps!

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Hey there!

I've been burned by relying solely on big retailers, tbh. My Pixel 7a 'deal' from Best Buy last year? Not as good as I thought after checking smaller, regional cell phone stores. Seriously!

Tip: Scope out local cell shops! They sometimes have way better deals, especially if you're trading in. Worth a call before Black Friday madness kicks in. Good luck!

Hey! So, everyone's hitting the usual spots, which is good, but let's talk about *value*, not just price drops. Honestly, I'd seriously consider the used market a few months after launch. Swappa and Gazelle are your friends here!

Think about it: someone *always* upgrades and sells their barely-used phone. You can often snag a mint-condition Pixel 9a for way less than even a sale price on a new one. Plus, you're being a little more eco-friendly.

Also, keep an eye on smaller resellers on eBay. Sometimes you find hidden gems there, but *definitely* do your research and check seller ratings before you commit to anything! It works well if you patient. Good luck!

Hey! So, everyone's mentioning retailers, but don't forget about Google Fi if you're open to switching carriers, or even just signing up for a short time. They often have wicked deals on Pixels, and sometimes it's even cheaper than waiting for a price drop elsewhere. Also, keep an eye on the Google Store directly – they sometimes have sneaky promotions that aren't widely advertised. Good luck!