The unlocked 512GB model now costs $969, down $250 from its original $1,219 and marking its lowest tracked price yet.
The discount improves the appeal of Google's flagship, whose strengths include natural-looking photos, strong low-light camera performance, a brighter 6.7-inch OLED display and long-term Android support.
Trade-offs remain: the Tensor G5 lags some Snapdragon rivals in demanding tasks, battery drains faster with heavy camera or navigation use, and the phone supports eSIM only.
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