Google Pixel 9a Visible

Listing approved. Thanks for using Swappa.

Hello @DanaBlue: Does it still have any manufacture warranty since it's only used for a few days? Any scratches on the screen? Do you have any flexibility in your price? I'm seriously interested. Thank you.

Hello LiamH, Thanks for your interest and questions. I have set the price as lowest presently listed on Swappa. Thinking this is a good price, looking at other Pixel devices for sale (9s and 10s).
Condition is excellent, like new condition - Mint! No scratches on screen or anywhere on device, that I can see. I can try taking additional photos, specifically of screen.
As for warranty, afraid I can't guarantee warranty eligibility, as various internet sources have conflicting opinion on Google honoring warranty (or not) for devices purchased second hand. I can share that when running device serial # thru Google's repair/warranty checking site, shows warranty thru 4/26/26. Again, this is NOT guarantee of warranty availability, only sharing what info I have. Thanks for looking!

Hello DanaBlue! Thank you very much for providing the detail. I'm new to Google phone. Just another question, i.e., if you are the original owner so that I know if all parts are original and not repaired by any 3rd party.
Thank you for answering about the price as well. I was only asking if you can drop to $310. It's not much lower but I definitely understand and can wait for other offers if you can. Once again, thanks for your consideration.

FYI My address is a safe business one with receptionist so you can choose the slowest shipping cost if it can save you some shipping cost.

Hello DanaBlue again! Do you think you can try your best to meet me at $330? I'm seriously interested.

325? Instant payment

Hello?

Curious why you serviced to stay with your Pixel 5. I'm considering the 9a to replace my Pixel 4a (so I'm in a very similar spot as you).

Hello xy - Primary reason I didn't switch is I have no need for a new phone.

Had hoped/thought I might appreciate newer, faster, better cameras, and likely a fair bit more battery life... but at the end of the day, I couldn't justify the added cost.. when my current phone is 95% functional.

Also, and perhaps more so than cost, I dislike UI change... with no added benefit to function.

Had hoped I could get used to Android 16 (or Samsung's One-UI) but the changes were just enough to trip me up for common operations (wifi/bluetooth toggle, flashlight) powering phone off and on... etc.

Too bad too, both phones are beautiful, hardware and software/screens - but I'm sticking with my current phone as long as it continues to function.

Hope this helps,
Dana

PS - to the couple of buyers asking on lower price, I'm looking for asking price, as listed - is still the lowest listed on Swappa, for excellent condition, and seems like a good deal to me. Thanks just the same.

PSS - on my previous comment, I neglected to mention that I had tried both Pixel9a and S25 (the later, just sold on Swappa).

Omg are you me?! I also tried the S25 for a month and didn't like OneUI at all - and ended up selling it!

Are you saying that newer Pixel phones also have some annoying changes to the UI compared to Pixel 4a or Pixel 5?? If that's the case I will stop looking too, because like you the only two reasons I'm looking to upgrade are better camera and better battery. Everything else is perfect on my old 4a.

You know, I can't recall if there was specific Android 16 UI changes that turned me off the 9A... might have been Quick Launch tile couldn't be removed (Modes). I used these all the time, thru out day! However, I've just re-setup Pixel 9A to remind myself... not seeing a specific UI issues that were serious turn-off...

Screen edge / bezel is a bit larger than more premium phone, maybe twice the size of Pixel 5 (and S24). But this didn't stand-out to me until buddy mentioned.

Another in 'changes' to-get-used-to column, no rear fingerprint sensor!

Thought this would be a deal breaker for me, as in-glass FPS is OK, but not great... can be a bit slow and not super accurate. However, facial unlock 99.9% resolves this issue and is a fairly significant bonus.

Ultimately, if Pixel 9A was few $100 cheaper, I'd be entirely happy with it. But for $350+, I'd rather stick with my existing $100 phone.

Hope that's not too much info, or turning anyone else on the fence away.

Thanks for sharing your experience/insights!

Hi can you accept $300? with quick pay?