New Google Fi subscribers can get the Pixel 9a for free right now

If you aren’t yet a Google Fi subscriber, this offer could be right up your alley.

The US-based, Google-owned MVNO telecommunications service is offering new subscribers a Pixel 9a for free, as long as they sign up for a new plan and stay with the carrier for 24 months given the cost of the phone is returned through monthly bill credits (via: Android Authority). The plan includes a few options, with the lowest-cost option starting at $10/month. Those that join an existing family plan can also take advantage of this offer. According to Google’s website, this deal ends on July 8th.

Current Fi subscribers aren’t left out of the fun either. The carrier is offering a separate promotion that slashes $200 off the Pixel 9a’s regular $500 price, bringing the cost down to $300. According to Android Police, you’ll need a Google Fi account that’s been active for 120 days to take advantage of this offer.

Pixel 9a

Google’s mid-range Pixel 9a offers impressive high-end features like a 48-megapixel main shooter, a 13-megapixel ultrawide camera with macro, its Tensor G4 chip, and 8GB of RAM, all in a cost-effective $500 package.

Brand: Google
SoC: Tensor G4, Titan M2
Display: 6.3-inch 1080 x 2424 pixel resolution pOLED, (422.2ppi), 60-120Hz variable refresh rate, 1,800 nits (HDR), 2,700 nits (peak brightness)
RAM: 8GB
Storage: 128GB/256GB
Battery: 5,100mAh

The Pixel 9a is a top-tier device with a reasonable price

You won’t find a better deal (especially with this Google Fi offer)

When it comes to entry-level smartphones, the Pixel 9a is one of the best deals out there right now. Thanks to its great-looking 120Hz display, solid build quality (including a great-looking camera bump), excellent photography performance, and of course, its very reasonable price, the Pixel 9a is the complete package. While the iPhone 16e is a solid smartphone, the Pixel 9a surpasses it in nearly every category as long as you’re cool with Google’s Android ecosystem.

For more on Google’s Pixel 9a, check out my review of the smartphone.