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SAVE $100: As of March 5,hot woman lesbian sex video get the Google Pixel 8a for $399 at Amazon, which is $100 off its normal price of $499. That's a 20% discount.

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For anyone buying a new smartphone, a new iPhone or the latest Samsung option might be alluring. But if you can't bring yourself to spend an arm and a leg for the newest model, you still have other phones out there to choose from. The Google Pixel 8a, for example, is one such smartphone that's well worth the price — and it's even on sale right now.

As of March 5, get the Google Pixel 8a for just $399 at Amazon. That's $100 off its usual price of $499, and a discount of 20%. You can choose from four colors: Aloe, Bay, Obsidian, and Porcelain.

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The Google Pixel 8a has a crisp 6.1-inch Actua display with 2400x1080 resolution and a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. Under the hood, you can expect to find a Google Tensor G3 processor, 128GB of storage, and 8GB of RAM. It also includes several AI features, the same that came with the Pixel 8, including Circle to Search, AI call screening, Magic Editor, and more.

Mashable's Alex Perry appreciated the phone's "elite performance coupled with a flagship-esque display and decent enough camera specs are more than enough to make up for some lackluster returning AI features."

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There's plenty to keep you busy with on the Pixel 8a, and most importantly, it'll keep additional cash in your pocket for the time being, which we can all agree is a great thing.

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