We might just have seen the best Pixel 7a contract deal yet, courtesy of Fonehouse.
The UK retailer is offering Google’s latest mid-range phone on a 24 month Three contract with 30GB of monthly data for just £21 a month, and with no up front fee to pay.
Get the Pixel 7a for £21 a month and no up front fee
Fonehouse is offering the Pixel 7a with 30GB of data for £21 a month and no up front fee.
- Fonehouse
- 30GB of data
- £21 a month, no up front fee
We recently saw a Pixel 7a contract deal for slightly less per month, but that one came with an up front fee and less monthly data. This one looks like a better package overall, especially if you want to minimise your initial outlay.
It’s fair to say that whichever Pixel 7a deal you go for, you’re in for a treat. We scored the phone 4.5 stars out of 5 in our review.
“Wireless charging, a better camera, a more capable chipset and a faster display make the Pixel 7a one of the best mid-range phones,” concluded our very own Max Parker. “I haven’t been as happy with a phone under £500/$500 for a while.”
The Pixel 7a gives you a 6.1-inch OLED display, which has been bumped up to a nicely balanced 90Hz refresh rate after the Pixel 6a. It’s driven by the same Google Tensor G2 processor that powers the top-end Pixel 7 Pro, too.
As you’d expect from a Google phone, the Pixel 7a takes great pictures in a range of lighting conditions. An all new 64MP sensor combines with Google’s image processing to scoop up lots of light.
With wireless charging joining the party, and a crisp design that’s tough to differentiate from the more expensive Pixel 7, this is a phone that will have you questioning why you’d need a flagship.
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