We’ve Found the Best Deals on Google Pixel Phones, Including the Google Pixel 10A for Under $50

We’ve Found the Best Deals on Google Pixel Phones, Including the Google Pixel 10A for Under

It’s no secret that Google’s Pixel 10 devices are some of the best smartphones available today. But with a starting price of $799 for the Pixel 10, it’s understandable that some buyers might want to find deals, trade-in offers or extra savings by investing in older Pixel phones.

Our CNET shopping team has combed the internet for deals on Pixel 10 series phones that can help you nab one for free, or for hundreds off. Plus, Google recently announced its Google Pixel 10A. You can preorder this phone and save hundreds. However, shipping starts on March 5.

The Pixel 10 phones include high-quality cameras, state-of-the-art security features and a long battery life. In fact, this phone was one of our favorites. Google’s phones already beat Samsung or Apple on price, but the deals we’ve rounded up can drop those prices even more. These deals are perfect for anyone hoping to get a new phone.

We’ve found deals that’ll shave hundreds of dollars off the cost of a Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 9 when you trade in an old device or open a new line with certain carriers. You’ll also still find limited — and we mean limited — stock of the Pixel 8 series, which remains a reliable option and can help you pocket even more savings.

With more than five years of experience covering tech bargains, Adam Oram is one of CNET’s dedicated deals experts. He’s searched the web for the best discounts, trade-in savings and other Pixel offers and rounded them up below. He and other members of our deals team will continue to update this page as bargains come and go, so check back often for the latest discounts.

Preorder the Pixel 10A

The Pixel 10A promises upgrades over its predecessors. It offers a budget-friendly option for anyone who has been waiting to get their hands on a Pixel 10 series phone. Among its many features is a better camera, a battery life of up to 30 hours and years of guaranteed updates.

The phone has been available for preorder since Feb. 18. It will officially be released on March 5 for $499 (128GB) and $599 (256GB).

The Google Pixel 10A starts at $284 with an eligible trade-in. Trade-in values vary, but you can realistically expect $215 off right now. Google is also giving you a free pair of Pixel Buds 2A with your purchase.

Not only can you nab the Pixel 10A for just $4 per month, but AT&T is also throwing in a free pair of Pixel Buds 2A with all online preorders.

Amazon is currently offering a free $100 Amazon gift card or a pair of Pixel 2A Buds with Pixel 10A preorders.

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Free earbuds or $100 gift card

Best Buy’s Pixel 10A preorder deals are many. Trading in an eligible device can save you up to $450. Best Buy will also provide a $100 discount if you connect to Verizon via the retailer. In addition, you’ll get a $100 Best Buy gift card and a month of Xbox Game Pass with your purchase.

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Save up to $450 with trade-in, free $100 gift card

Verizon is offering the Pixel 10A for free when you open a line with any of its Unlimited Plans. Savings are reflected as bill credits over a period of 36 months.

Xfinity is offering you several ways to save. Trade-ins will get you a discount of up to $500, which nets you the Pixel 10A for free. You can also add or upgrade your current line for savings of up to $400 for a limited time.

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Save up to $400 with new line, up to $500 with trade-in

Best Pixel 10, 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL deals

The Pixel 10 lineup builds on its predecessor, the Pixel 9, with a better design, smarter capabilities and new tools. It comes in multiple color options, offers a bigger 4,970-mAh battery and flaunts a brighter screen. Google has packed it with three rear cameras, putting it in direct competition with Samsung’s Galaxy S25.

The Pixel 10 costs $799, the Pixel 10 Pro costs $999 and the Pixel 10 Pro XL costs $1,199. If you’re looking for a phone that doubles as a tablet, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold starts at $1,799. They are all available for purchase at most retailers and carriers.

Best Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL and 9 Pro Fold deals

The Pixel 9 series has a sleek design and is jam-packed with AI features. Generative AI pops up in many places, like the weather app and the image-generation app. The design features flat edges and a defined camera bar.

At an impressive 6.8 inches, it gives you plenty of room to work and play. The Pixel 9 retails for $799, the 9 Pro costs $999, the 9 Pro XL model costs $1,099 and the 9 Pro Fold costs $1,799.

Google is currently offering up to $550 off the Pixel 9 series with eligible trade-in. The exact amount varies on the phone you are trading in. Stock varies depending color and configuration.

Best Pixel 9A deals

The Pixel 10A has been announced, but you still have to wait to get your hands on one. For now, the Pixel 9A is the latest readily available model in Google’s budget-friendly A-series lineup and a pretty incredible value at just $499 — matching, or even exceeding, the main Pixel 9 in some categories.

It has a more substantial battery (although slower charging) and features the same Tensor G4 chipset as the 9, which means it also supports Gemini AI features. It also features the same screen as the basic Pixel 9, with a 6.3-inch OLED display and 2,700 nits of brightness. You’re sacrificing a bit of memory at just 8GB of RAM, along with some image resolution on the rear camera. You can get all the details in our full breakdown.

There are no direct discounts from Amazon right now, but we will update this list when that changes.

Note: We are seeing several discounts from third-party sellers, which we typically recommend avoiding because many are unverified.

The Pixel 9A is only available at its full price at Best Buy right now. But if you chose to connect the phone to Verizon or AT&T, you can get an additional $100 off. That brings the starting price to just $399.

Pixel 8 and 8 Pro deals

Released in late 2023, the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro are now two generations old. They feature a next-gen Tensor G3 processor, convenient AI features and improved screens. Right now, these models — and deals on them — are a little scarce.

You can save hundreds when you trade in your old phone. Discounts will vary depending on your device’s year, condition and configuration. More recent devices, like an iPhone 16 Pro Max, will net about $580, but switching from that to a Pixel 8 will be a bit of a downgrade. You’d be looking closer to the $200 mark for something from a few years ago. 

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Up to $580 off with trade-in

What is the best Pixel deal right now?

If you’re looking to get the most bang for your buck right now, Google’s deals on the Pixel 9A are a good value. You can save with an eligible trade-in. Keep in mind, the savings will depend on the device you hand over. Plus, new Google Fi customers can pick up the basic 128GB model for free without trading in a device. However, if you don’t mind waiting, you can preorder the Pixel 10A now to secure an even better deal.

Pixel Fold deals

The Pixel Fold was Google’s first foldable device and it’s the predecessor to the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. It features a 5.8-inch cover screen, a 7.6-inch OLED internal screen, 12GB of RAM, a Tensor G2 processor and an intimidating $1,799 starting price. It’s getting pretty tough to find these original foldables in stock — especially with a new model on the shelves. Right now, there aren’t a lot of deals but you might find a refurbished model at a decent price.

How we choose Pixel deals at CNET

Many of us here at CNET have covered deals on top tech for more than five years, including cell phone deals from major brands like Apple, Google, Samsung and OnePlus. In that time, we’ve learned how to spot the best deals from trustworthy retailers and carriers to simplify the phone buying process. We look for direct discounts, trade-in offers and other bonuses offered for unlocked and carrier phones to help you score the best deal and avoid online shopping scams. 

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