Google’s latest Pixel phones are seeing steep discounts across retailers and carriers, with some models dropping to free after trade-in or bill credits.
At a Glance
- Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL can be free with up to $1,250 in trade-in savings
- Pixel 9A drops to $299 at Best Buy when activated on Verizon or AT&T
- Pixel 8 stock is scarce; unlocked version requires Verizon activation
- Why it matters: Flagship camera quality and AI features are now accessible at mid-range prices
Retailers and carriers are stacking direct discounts, trade-in credits, and new-line bonuses on every current Pixel model, from the budget 9A to the foldable 10 Pro Fold.
Pixel 10, 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL
Google lists the Pixel 10 at $799, the Pixel 10 Pro at $999, and the Pixel 10 Pro XL at $1,199. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold starts at $1,799.
Direct discounts:
- Google knocks $150 off the Pixel 10 and up to $250 off the Pro or Pro XL
- Amazon matches the $150 cut, bringing the 128 GB Pixel 10 to $649
- Best Buy takes up to $300 off the series outright
Carrier promotions:
- Google Fi: up to $800 back with new line; up to $725 trade-in
- New Unlimited line: Pixel 10, Pro or Pro XL free via bill credits
- Existing customers upgrading to Unlimited Ultimate: up to $1,100 trade-in
- Xfinity: $400 off any Pixel 10 model without trade-in
- Mint Mobile: Pixel 10 $250 off, Pro $275 off, Pro XL $500 off, Fold $200 off
- Spectrum: Pro XL $400 off, Pro $300 off, regular $200 off
Monthly pricing:
- Pixel 10 as low as $11/month on select unlimited plans
- No-line, no-trade-in option: instant $200 off, final price $600
Trade-in ceilings:
- Best Buy: up to $725 off
- Amazon: extra $600 with eligible device
Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL and 9 Pro Fold
Retail prices remain $799 for Pixel 9, $999 for 9 Pro, $1,099 for 9 Pro XL, and $1,799 for 9 Pro Fold.
Google offers up to $550 trade-in credit, amount varying by device. Best Buy hosts third-party sellers listing new units alongside certified-refurbished and open-box stock.
Xfinity instant savings:
- Unlimited Plus customers adding a line or upgrading: $400 off any Pixel 9 model
- Eligible trade-in raises savings to $830
Smaller credits:
- $100 off base Pixel 9 or Pixel 9 Pro with eligible trade-in
- Similar discounts apply to 9 Pro XL
Pixel 9A
The budget Pixel 9A retails at $499 and shares the 6.3-inch OLED screen and Tensor G4 chip with the flagship Pixel 9, though RAM drops to 8 GB.
Free-phone routes:
- Google Fi: new customers receive $499 in bill credits, making the 128 GB model free
- Google Store trade-in: up to $625, potentially covering full cost
Direct markdowns:
- Unlocked units: $100 off, price falls to $399
- Best Buy: same $100 cut; extra $100off if activated on Verizon or AT&T, bringing the 128 GB unit to $299
Carrier installments:
- AT&T: $304 off on 36-month plan, price drops to $6/month with no trade required
- T-Mobile: add-a-line on most plans scores 128 GB or 256 GB model free
Switch incentives:
- AT&T will pay up to $800 to cover payoff from previous carrier
Pixel 8 and 8 Pro
Released in late 2023, the Pixel 8 series now sits two generations behind. Stock is limited and the unlocked version is listed as out of stock; units are available only through Verizon activation.
Trade-in values:
- Recent phones like iPhone 16 Pro Max fetch around $580
- Older devices land closer to $200
Pixel Fold (Original)
The first-generation Pixel Fold features a 5.8-inch cover screen, 7.6-inch internal OLED, 12 GB RAM and Tensor G2 processor. Inventory is drying up and fresh deals are rare; refurbished units surface occasionally.
Best Overall Value Right Now
According to News Of Losangeles‘s ongoing price tracking, the Pixel 9A delivers the strongest bang-for-buck today: a direct $100 discount plus up to $625 trade-in, or free via Google Fi bill credits without any trade required.
How News Of Losangeles Selects Deals
Deals editors at News Of Losangeles have more than five years of experience covering phone bargains from Apple, Google, Samsung and OnePlus. The team compares direct discounts, trade-in quotes and carrier bonuses across reputable retailers, updating offers as they appear or expire.
