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The Google Pixel 3a XL is now its cheapest ever price at just £325

We've seen some great phone deals in the run up to Black Friday, but this one will be tough to beat: the Google Pixel 3a XL is now its lowest price ever, at just £329. Not in the UK? Scroll down for the best prices near you.

Many retailers have knocked this premium phone's price down to £399, but now Google itself has beaten them all with this new deal.

Make sure you check out our roundup of the best Black Friday smartphone deals for more great offers.

The Google Pixel 3a XL is one of Google's best handsets, and its unassuming exterior is packed with some very impressive components. Its 6-inch OLED screen is bright and clear (great for streaming movies), and at full brightness the interface is clearly visible even in direct sunlight.

It's a great choice for music lovers too, and not only because it features a headphone jack. It also listens out for music playing in the background at all times, and displays the track at the bottom of the display.

The Google Pixel 3a XL's headline attraction, however, is the rear camera, which is almost identical to those found on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. In our tests, we managed to take some impressive shots that we'd normally only expect to achieve with a much more expensive phone.

If you'd rather pick up a phone on contract, we've found some super cheap Google Pixel 3a XL contract deals, starting at just £20 per month.

Live outside the UK? Here are the best Google Pixel 3a deals near you:



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