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Google’s New Pixel 6a Drops to $399 on Amazon

Pixel 6a held in a hand
Justin Duino / Review Geek

Google’s all-new Pixel 6a smartphone only came out on July 28th, but we’re already seeing a steep discount on Amazon. This affordable phone is now even easier on the wallet, costing only $399.

After seeing a few gift card promotions and other deals during its first week on the market, Amazon is already offering an outright cash discount. You don’t need to bundle headphones or get a gift card. Instead, check the coupon box at checkout, and you’ll get the Pixel 6a for $50 off.

Our Pixel 6a review concluded that it offers some serious bang for your buck. It’s certainly different from some of Google’s previous A-series, but it’s still a good midrange smartphone delivering on all the basics.

The 6 Best Cases For Your New Google Pixel 6a

Spigen Tough Armor Case
Extra Strong
Spigen Tough Armor Case
Google's Pixel 6a Case
Clearly Pixel
Google's Pixel 6a Case
Caseology Nano Pop
Military-Grade
Caseology Nano Pop
dbrand Grip Case for Pixel 6a
Get a Grip
dbrand Grip Case for Pixel 6a
UAG Black Scout Case
Rugged Vibes
UAG Black Scout Case
Speck ImpactHero Case
Double Up
Speck ImpactHero Case

You’re getting a big 6.1-inch HD display, Google’s latest Tensor processor, 128GB of RAM, the newest version of Android, plus Google’s solid camera and software experience. Remember that the new Pixel 6a doesn’t have wireless charging, water resistance, or as good of a camera as the flagship Pixel 6, but for $399, it’s hard to beat.

Grab yours from the link below and apply the coupon while it’s still available.

Google Pixel 6a

Google's brand new Pixel 6a is already heavily discounted. Grab one today for $399.

Cory Gunther Cory Gunther
Cory Gunther has been writing about phones, Android, cars, and technology in general for over a decade. He's a staff writer for Review Geek covering roundups, EVs, and news. He's previously written for GottaBeMobile, SlashGear, AndroidCentral, and InputMag, and he's written over 9,000 articles. Read Full Bio »