【trang sex hay nh?t hi?n nay】Best smartphone deal: Save $200 on Google Pixel 9 Pro

SAVE $200: As of Feb. 10,trang sex hay nh?t hi?n nay the Google Pixel 9 Pro is on sale for $899 at Amazon. This deal saves you 18% on list price.

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A new phone doesn't have to break the bank, especially if you're looking to buy one outright. For a great deal, check out Amazon's Daily Deals where you'll find bargains across all brands. But we love this latest deal on the Google Pixel Pro 9. Just check out our review to see why we're such big fans.

And as of Feb. 10, you can buy this smartphone for just $899. This deal is specific to the 256GB option, but is available across all three colorways: obsidian, porcelain, and rose quartz.

SEE ALSO: Google faked a Gemini AI answer in its Super Bowl commercial

This is a super-smart smartphone with a 6.3-inch OLED display with vibrant colors as well as the latest Google Tensor chip for fast, non-laggy performance. It benefits from triple rear cameras, making it the most powerful pixel camera yet. Enjoy high-quality video and even enhance your videos up to 8K with the video boost tool.

This model also features Gemini, Google's next-generation AI technology. It offers assistance with tools including advanced photo editing such as Magic Eraser and Face Unblur, enhanced voice recognition for dictation, and Google Assistant capabilities. It also uses real-time translation to allow for seamless language support in messaging or live conversations, and it even powers predictive text.

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This is a limited-time offer, so head to Amazon quickly before it runs out.

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