This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.Learn more I’ve made no secret of the fact I think the Google Pixel 9a is one of the best phones to be released in 2025.With great software, superb cameras, long battery life and a price cheaper than you’d expect, it’s one of my go-to recommendations if you need a new Android phone.It’s even better when it’s on sale, and just in time for Christmas Argos has come up with the goods, offering the Pixel 9a for the cheapest I’ve ever seen it sold for.
Right now, you can buy the Pixel 9a for just £319, a huge £180 discount on the phone’s £499 RRP - and there’s still time for delivery in time for December 25.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Google Pixel 9a £499 £319 View DealYou can get the Google Pixel 9a for £319 when you use the code PIXEL30 at checkout with Argos.This deal ends on December 24, 2025.Tech news, reviews and latest gadgets plus selected offers and competitions Subscribe Invalid emailWe use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.
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It’s all thanks to a voucher code you can apply at checkout.The Pixel 9a is listed at £349, which is already a good price, but you can then add PIXEL30 in the promo code box when you go to pay online, and it knocks a further £30 off to get you to £319.That’s far less than I’ve seen this phone sold for since its release in April of this year.Amazon price tracker site Camelcamelcamel shows the cheapest Amazon has stocked the phone for is £347, so this Argos deal is truly excellent.Argos says the PIXEL30 code offer ends on December 24, but I wouldn’t leave it that late to buy it if you want it for Christmas.
Argos offers collection or same day delivery to many UK postcodes.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTI test many smartphones every year in my role as deputy technology editor at the Daily Express, and I have been incredibly impressed with the Pixel 9a, so much so that I continued to use it after I had published the review for several more weeks, even when I had the option and luxury to switch to pricier phones that I also had on loan for other reviews.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThat’s because the phone does not feel like a mid-range device, despite its price.
There really isn’t much difference between using the Pixel 9a and the Pixel 10 Pro that costs twice as much at £999.View the Google Pixel 9a at ArgosArgos releases Christmas 2024 advert The main camera on the Pixel 9a is excellent, outshining other phones in its price range easily, and even some pricier ones, in my experience.It can handle low light well too, with great contrast and definition.Available in blue, white or black, the phone is quite plain looking but that is a bonus when the payoff is no camera bump.So many phones nowadays have gargantuan camera modules on the back, but the Pixel 9a’s dual lenses are flush with the casing save for the tiniest lip to protect the glass when you put the phone on a table.But along with the camera and design, a great reason to get a Pixel is the software.
It’s attractive, uncluttered and useful when it needs to be.I prefer a simpler Android look, and you can custom the Pixel to your tastes with themed app icons and helpful widgets.Google is also promising to give the Pixel 9a software updates for seven years, so the thing will still be safe to use in 2032.Battery life is also great - I can get two full days of use from a single charge sometimes.All in all, the Google Pixel 9a for £319 is one of the phone bargains of the year.
