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Pixel 3a XL: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada

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The Google Pixel 3a XL is a mid-range Android phone built around Google’s camera experience and clean software rather than premium materials or flagship power. Its large 6.0-inch OLED display, dependable Snapdragon 670 chip, 64 GB of storage, and 3,700 mAh battery make it a practical choice for everyday use, while the 12.2 MP rear camera remains one of its standout features.

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Pixel 3a XL: Full Specifications

Positioned as the larger version of Google’s more affordable Pixel line, the Pixel 3a XL combines a straightforward design with features that age well for basic and moderate use. It uses a polycarbonate unibody instead of glass, which helps keep the phone lighter in hand at 167 g, while its 160.1 x 76.1 x 8.2 mm format leaves room for a 6.0-inch FHD+ OLED display with always-on functionality. Inside, the Snapdragon 670 and 4 GB of RAM are paired with 64 GB of internal storage, delivering smooth day-to-day performance for messaging, browsing, streaming, and photography. The rear 12.2 MP dual-pixel camera is supported by optical and electronic stabilization and can record up to 4K at 30 fps, while the 8 MP front camera handles selfies and video calls without complication. A 3,700 mAh battery and 18 W USB-C fast charging give the phone solid endurance, and practical touches such as a 3.5 mm headphone jack, stereo speakers, NFC, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi ac, nano-SIM plus eSIM support, and broad carrier compatibility add to its versatility. The result is a larger Pixel that focuses on comfort, clean Android software, and strong camera fundamentals.
Model
Pixel 3a XL
Storage capacity
64 GB
SIM card
SIM + eSIM
Operating system
Android
Screen size (inches)
6

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