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Yep. I like my midrange phone I got for ~$300. I'm not paying top-dollar just for GrapheneOS.

• giantg2 1y ago
  I'd love a phone around that price that would run Graphene.
  • buyanoldermodel 1y ago
    Why not just buy an older pixel a model ...? Like a 7a ... It is cheaper and runs GOS.
    • epolanski 1y ago
      I personally can't buy phones without physical dual sim. Dual eSIMs when travelling have failed me too many times.
      • esseph 1y ago
        Everything is moving to esim.
        • drnick1 1y ago
          Yet another attempt by carriers and phone manufacturers to take away control from users.
        • epolanski 1y ago
          Enshittification at its finest to save a $.
    • giantg2 1y ago
      When 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 ago
    you can get a used 6a for ~$160
    • micw 1y ago
      You get a used 7a for that price.
• floxy 1y ago
  Pixel 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 ago
  I bought the previous year's Pixel model for about $300 to run GrapheneOS, and I'm pretty happy about it.