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Amazon’s ‘Android Days’ Promo Brings All-Time-Low Pricing to Pixel, Chromebooks and More

Amazon’s ‘Android Days’ Promo Brings All-Time-Low Pricing to Pixel, Chromebooks and More
Amazon’s ‘Android Days’ Promo Brings All-Time-Low Pricing to Pixel, Chromebooks and More


Amazon’s ‘Android Days’ Promo Brings All-Time-Low Pricing to Pixel, Chromebooks and More – CNET



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These deals are only good for two days, so don’t miss out.

Amazon has just kicked off a new promotion, Android Days, that brings along huge discounts on some of the newest and most popular Android phones, wireless earbuds, tablets and Chrome OS Chromebooks. Whether you’re looking for the latest and greatest from Samsung, Google or OnePlus, Amazon has it all discounted right now with prices that you simply won’t want to miss. 

We are seeing all-time lows on Google’s recently released Pixel 6A, bringing it down to just $370 and Samsung’s Galaxy S22 lineup starts at just $650 during this event.

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Amazon has just kicked off a new limited-time promotion that offers some of the latest Android phones, Chromebooks and popular earbuds at big discounts. Be sure to check out all the offers before they expire. 

There are a lot of great deals available right now. We’ve sorted through all of them and pulled together a list of our favorites to make it easier for you. Let’s take a look at our favorites by category.

Android Days phone deals

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