Early Black Friday bargains highlight unlocked Google Pixel phones, available on both Amazon and the Google Store, and open up a seductive opportunity for phone fans. These offers are intended for those who want to upgrade without being bound by a carrier contract.

The Pixel 8 Pro, Google's current flagship, is one among the reduced models; it is marked down from $1,059 to $859, a significant discount.

But some early reviews-notably, by Andrew Lanxon of CNET-have called attention to the Pixel 8 Pro's early camera problems.

On the other hand, the highly acclaimed Pixel 8, which is an improvement over the Pixel 7 model, is available for $549 instead of the regular $600.

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Big Sale on Big Units

For those looking back at previous year's models, the larger Pixel 7 Pro, boasting a 6.7-inch display, dives $649 from $899. Simultaneously, the 6.3-inch Pixel 7 is now priced at $449.

Budget-conscious buyers have a tempting option in the Pixel 7A, available at a reduced price of $374 from $499.

The offerings include Google's exploration into foldable devices with the Pixel Fold tablet and phone hybrid. With a substantial $400 reduction, this first-generation foldable, while not competing directly with established foldables like the Samsung Z Fold 5, appeals to those eager to delve into Google's foldable ecosystem.

The Google Pixel 7a on a Reasonable Price

The highly sought-after features of Google's mid-range phone, the Pixel 7a, include a powerful Tensor G2 chip, a high-refresh OLED display, and excellent cameras that produce gorgeous photographs with their 64MP primary and 13MP ultrawide lenses.

It differs from other Android smartphones because Google's Android powers it and promptly gets updates and security patches.

The Tensor G2 chip's propensity to overheat reduces battery life; with moderate use, the 6.1-inch screen may feel small, and with intensive usage, midday recharge is necessary.

Despite this, it has 128GB of storage and wireless charging-which may not be enough for some people. Still, the Pixel 7a, now on sale for $374, is a desirable mid-range option, especially with Black Friday deals.

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The Google Pixel 8 Pro Joins the Sale

The Google Pixel 8 Pro is available in three colors and with a $200 savings on more excellent storage options. It is now on Amazon for $799 (20% off). All storage versions receive the same discount, even if the 128GB model has the best %.

With special software that improves on-device photo editing, the Pixel 8 Pro has proven its mettle in the short time it has been available. Photo editing is made more accessible with features like Magic Editor, Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, and Best Take.

Google's seven-year software support guarantee adds value.

The device has excellent cameras, a 120Hz QHD display, special functions, and a temperature sensor.

However, the CPU and GPU performance of its Tensor G3 chipset needs to be improved for gaming. Though longer lasting, vigorous use necessitates frequent charging of the battery.

Due to chipset restrictions, there might be better choices than the Pixel 8 Pro for severe gamers who might need much charging. It is appealing, nonetheless, because of its extended software support and decreased pricing.

To save even more, keep an eye out for more Black Friday offers.

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