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"GrapheneOS didn’t reveal the name of its new partner, but said that those devices will be priced in the same range as Pixels" Boo
by giantg2 1y ago
"GrapheneOS didn’t reveal the name of its new partner, but said that those devices will be priced in the same range as Pixels"
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- Night_Thastus 1y agoYep. I like my midrange phone I got for ~$300. I'm not paying top-dollar just for GrapheneOS.
- giantg2 1y agoI'd love a phone around that price that would run Graphene.
- buyanoldermodel 1y agoWhy not just buy an older pixel a model ...? Like a 7a ... It is cheaper and runs GOS.
- epolanski 1y agoI personally can't buy phones without physical dual sim. Dual eSIMs when travelling have failed me too many times.
- giantg2 1y agoWhen I was looking, the older models were around $500. Looks like they came down in price. I also looked at used, but my company stipend/discount would only apply to new.
- beeflet 1y agoyou can get a used 6a for ~$160
- micw 1y agoYou get a used 7a for that price.
- floxy 1y agoPixel 9a was $350 during last week's Amazon prime day sale. Currently at $399. Likely to go down again for Black Friday, etc..
- NoGravitas 1y agoI bought the previous year's Pixel model for about $300 to run GrapheneOS, and I'm pretty happy about it.
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- ysnp 1y agoThey have to start somewhere. Unfortunately part of the issue is that most OEMs do not even support their budget models as well as their flagships, so they would fall short of basic reasonable GrapheneOS requirements like 5+ years of timely security updates.