Google Pixel 9A Hits Lowest Price Yet at $349

The Pixel 9A is an impressive smartphone that’s definitely worth considering at its current price of $349 for the 128GB model in blue, black, or pink. This discount comes just ahead of the upcoming Pixel 10A, with pre-orders set to begin on February 18, when Google will also reveal more details about the specs and pricing of this midrange device.

Even at its original price of $499, it was praised for offering solid value. Now, at this sale price, the Pixel 9A shines even brighter. It boasts an IP68 rating, seven years of software updates, a larger and brighter display compared to the Pixel 8A, along with wireless charging and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate.

In addition to the Pixel 9A, there are some other fantastic deals worth checking out:

* Tomtoc’s hard zip-up case for the Nintendo Switch 2 stands out as one of the best options available. It features a sleek, minimalist design in various colors, a sleeve for 12 game cartridges, and often comes at a competitive price. Right now, select colors, including black, gray, white, and a matcha green gradient, are available for around $24 (down from $36.99) at Amazon with the code YX2SATAXQVMO at checkout. This case is unique in that it includes padding near the top to prevent the Switch 2 from shifting during drops.

* If you’re looking for an affordable Ethernet switch, this eight-port TP-Link gigabit switch is priced under $20 and meets my needs perfectly. However, if you’re paying for high-speed internet and want to maximize your investment, consider Netgear’s five-port switch, which supports up to 2.5-gigabit connections and is currently at its lowest price of $69.99 on Amazon. This deal is rare, as it has only dropped to this price once before in January, with a regular price of $99.99.

* Woot has a solid offer on the AMD Ryzen 9 7900X desktop processor. Typically retailing for around $350, it’s available for $239.99 while supplies last. This is a great opportunity for anyone building a capable gaming PC on a budget. Just remember, this processor requires a motherboard with an AM5 socket, which allows for future upgrades to newer AMD CPUs without needing to overhaul your entire setup.