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Pre-order Google Pixel 6a and get free Pixel Buds A-Series

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From now through July 27, 2022, you get a free Pixel Buds A-Series when you pre-order the new Google Pixel 6a at Best Buy and Amazon whether you choose an Unlocked model or Carrier network model (Carrier and Unlocked selection available at Best Buy while Amazon.com only have Unlocked model option).

All you need to do is, simply add a new Google Pixel 6a to your cart, and free Pixel Buds A-Series earbuds will be added automatically during the offer period. Note that the offer will be closing on July 27 in both stores.

Google Pixel 6a will available for purchase from July 28, 2022. At Best Buy & Amazon, you can choose three color options: Charcoal, Sage and Chalk, in simple words you can rename those names to Black, Light Green/Mint, or White. Pixel 6a is now equipped with an in-house Google processor called Google Tensor and provides extra security via a Titan T2 security chip. For detailed features and specs, check our article.

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