Google Pixel 7a – Unlocked Android Cell Phone – Smartphone with Wide Angle Lens and 24-Hour Battery – 128 GB – Sea

Meet Pixel 7a, engineered by Google. It’s powered by the Google Tensor G2 chip, so it’s super fast and secure, and designed for extra online protection with VPN by Google One.[1,11] The Pixel Camera takes amazing photos and videos, and even helps you breathe life into old pictures with its advanced features. And the battery lasts all day.[2] All for less than you think.

Google Pixel 7a is fast and efficient, with 8 GB of RAM, an amazing camera, and features rated highest in security[1].SIM card slot count: Dual SIM
Pixel’s fast-charging all-day battery can last over 24 hours, or up to 72 hours when you turn on Extreme Battery Saver[2]; it also charges wirelessly
With the Pixel Camera and Google Tensor G2’s advanced image processing, it’s easy to take great pictures in low light, fix blurry images, and remove distractions with a few taps in Google Photos[3]
With Pixel Call Assist, you can get help making calls, avoiding spammers, and waiting on hold[4]; plus, Pixel 7a can filter out your caller’s background noise so you can hear them clearly even in noisy places
Open your Pixel 7a quickly and securely with Face Unlock or Fingerprint Unlock
Google Tensor G2 and the certified Titan M2 chip add layers of security to keep your personal info safe; VPN by Google One helps protect your online activity in any browser[5]
Unlocked Android 5G phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[6]; works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers
With Live Translate, you can have conversations face to face in 48 languages, chat in real time with messaging apps, and translate menus with your camera[7]
Your Pixel phone works seamlessly with the Google Pixel tablet, watch, and earbuds for personalized help throughout your day[9]
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