Google - Pixel 3a - 64GB (Unlocked) - Just Black

I got off the flagship treadmill with this purchase. I've previously owned nearly every new Galaxy model. The increase in cost was simply ridiculous and I decided to send my S8+ to a relative. I need a phone to make calls. This one does so incredibly well. I don't know if it has a better antenna, or the circuitry is streamlined, but I get signal in places I didn't before. Not an extra 'bar fakeout' on the screen, I can actually make/complete calls in habitual locations that I couldn't before. I honestly can't tell the difference in the lesser processor speed. I use Adobe on my phone quite a bit and I don't play games, so those are really the only things where I suppose I would notice a slow down. I've yet to experience any prolonged waits. I was worried about the storage space. With no SD slot, I thought I'd max my storage. Not even close. In fact, the fixed storage (64gb) helped me get off my butt and clean out old apps I never use anymore. I'm sure others may need extra space and will disagree, but I certainly don't have an issue with it. The camera. It's just the best. I take a lot of photos and videos. This camera is exceptional. The night modes and time lapse functions are exponentially better than the Galaxy line. Ease of use. Most of my stuff is parked on Drive and OneDrive. The interoperability with everything is fantastic and I'm so glad to be rid of Samsung bloat. Zero issues with accessing OneDrive and the suite of Office products I use. It's seamless. Maps, Drive, Assistant, etc just work better on a Google phone. Battery life is stellar. The power saving mode routinely will allow for 24hrs of light to medium use. The quick top up charge they advertise is no gimmick. It works. Privacy. Google seems to be taking privacy issues seriously. The CEO is driving this and I fully believe the market will begin demanding it. I'm hoping this trajectory continues. Value. I got the phone for 300.00 flat and they threw in a Google Mini for my home assistant setup. I don't know how that can be beat? No leasing nonsense and run on, confusing financing crap. I leased my S8+ and the experience disgusted me. When I got a hairline crack in the screen, the quote to replace it was 298.00 before taxes. Give me a break! It's a great little phone that does all I need it to do at a price that is hard to beat. If that's what you're looking for, go check one out. I'm definitely a convert.

This indeed a great phone. Google has seriously put great effort and made this practical phone if such price

I decided to buy this phone at best buy I so glad that I did it had been one of the best phones that I have ever owned Takes great pictures and a good processor,response is great

Get it if you like to use Stock Android at the best price. Even though you have the 670 SOC, you will experience no lags. And all, you still have 3.5mm headphone jack. Go for it!

One of the best cheap upgrades I could have gotten after spending 4 long years attached to my old iPhone 5. The increase in camera quality is stunning. I probably take 5x more photos because of it, and all of them turn out great. 10/10 device. If you are planning to buy one, I have a few words of advice from someone who's learned it the hard way. Get a screen protector!! I have 2 cracks and 1 minor (but annoying) scratch because of my stubborn attitude to go spend 8 bucks on one. and I've heard people who have lots of scratches even though they handled the phone gently. It triggers my OCD all the time, and even if hardly noticable, I just think it's worth buying one. But in end, this phone is fantastic if you're looking for a great camera, system, and performance. There are little details in the phone that kind of just add a magical feel to it. I'll give one away which is the music sensor. Can be turned on in settings, but essentially it picks up music playing nearby you and tells you the artist and song. The other things are just something you'll have to find out :) (Added a few pics I took on the device)

Since my previous phone was also a Google Pixel, switching to a newer model wasn't hard. It (the 3a) seems a bit lighter in weight than my original Google Pixel but works well. The camera seems very good, as was my earlier one. I'm glad I got another Pixel and the price was fairly good, too. I find it easy to use.

I have been an iPhone user for more than 10 years and I was intrigued by the google pixel due to the clean design, call screening, and most importantly the low light on the camera. Being an employee, I’d only be able to suggest the pixel 2 and 3 to Verizon customers, but with the 3a you get all of the best features for the fraction of the cost, and on any carrier since it’s unlocked now. I purchased this phone as a replacement for my old Canon DSLR and I am serious when I say I am in awe of every photograph this phone is capable of capturing. While I love my phone since I know it like the back of my hand, the pixel has been such a pleasant surprise and was the best purchase I’ve made at Best Buy, ever.

Google hits the sweet spot with this affordable phone with great camera, reminds me of the Nexus 5 days