With some distance from the holidays, Google is bringing back a popular deal where new Fi subscribers can get the Pixel 4a 5G for $ 299. Meanwhile, existing MVNO members can get the phone for $ 100 off.
Get up to $ 200 off the phone by purchasing and activating a Pixel 4a (5G) phone from fi.google.com. New Fi customers must bring / transfer your number from your current service provider to Fi to be eligible. Current Fi customers are eligible for a $ 100 discount.
Just like in November, the $ 200 full discount “requires someone who is new to Google Fi with a new plan, or a new member as part of an existing group plan.” Those who have previously logged in and downloaded do not qualify. Google is targeting switches, with other requirements for the $ 299 Pixel 4a 5G discount:
- Activate the phone within a new complete service plan (data sims only do not qualify) within 30 days of the confirmation email for the shipment and stay active on Google Fi with your qualifying phone for 90 consecutive days. You must activate on the same Fi account that you used to buy the phone.
- You must also transfer / transfer your number to Fi within 30 days after email for confirmation of shipment. Fi-to-Fi number transfers are not eligible.
- If you choose to get a new number, you will not receive the $ 200 discount.
Meanwhile, existing MVNO subscribers can get the phone for $ 100 off. Last year, the discount was $ 50 more and made the 4a 5G the same price as the regular 4a.
The discounted price is automatically applied at the point of payment, and the device must be activated “on the same account you used to buy the phone”, as well as:
“… within 30 days of the confirmation email of the shipment and will remain active on Google Fi for 60 consecutive days.”
The Pixel 4a 5G features the same 16-megapixel ultra-large lens found on the Pixel 5, with identical image / video capabilities and Snapdragon 765G processor. Other specs include a 6.2-inch screen with 8-megapixel hole-front bezel, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage and 3,885mAh battery that charges via USB-C only.
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