If you're an Android user, or considering becoming one, Google's latest Pixel 10 lineup has five new models, and all of them have earned a spot on CNET's list of the best phones for 2026. So it's safe to say that they're some of the finest Androids on the market right now. And if you're looking to upgrade from an older model or wanting to make the switch from an iPhone, you have plenty of ways to put one in your pocket for less.
Plus, a handful of older Pixel 9 and 9A models are still floating around, which are great options for those on a tight budget.
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.
Best Pixel 10A deals
The Pixel 10A offers upgrades over its predecessors, and it's 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. It was officially released on March 5 for $499 (128GB) and $599 (256GB).
Google is offering an instant trade-in credit of $100 dropping the phone's price to $359, and depending on what you trade in there is potential for more. New customers joining Google Fi Unlimited Premium plan will get up to $739 back, paid in bill credits over 24 months. New customers on other plans can get $499 back (also paid in bill credits).
Purchasing the Pixel 10A on an installment plan at AT&T saves you $304, as long as you have or switch to an eligible unlimited plan. That knocks the cost down to just $6 per month with no trade-in required. There's also an online-only offer that saves you an extra $200 if you're also activating a new line. If you're shopping for accessories, you could also potentially save 30% on select OtterBox accessories. And, AT&T is offering up to $800 to break your contract and switch to AT&T.
Amazon doesn't have any direct discounts right now, but you can save up to $470 by trading in your old phone. Devices from Apple, Google, Samsung, OnePlus and Motorola are all accepted.
Best Buy will knock $100 off the starting price for the Pixel 10A if you activate the phone through Verizon. Plus, you can save even more by trading in your old phone.
Verizon is offering $500 off the Pixel 10A when you activate a new line on its Unlimited Welcome, Plus or Ultimate plans. That puts the basic 128GB model in your pocket for free. Savings are reflected as bill credits over 36 months.
Customers on Boost Mobile's $60 per month Unlimited Premium plan will save $400 instantly. That puts the 128GB model in your pocket for just $100.
Xfinity is offering you several ways to save. Those adding a new line or upgrading an existing one will save $400 instantly, or up to $500 if you're also trading in an old phone.
T-Mobile has a few offers if you want the 10A. You can get up to $500 off with an eligible trade-in, which can result in you getting the phone for free. Older-generation phones can get $250 off. You can also get the phone for free with a new line on most of T-Mobile's service plans. Plus, if you're a Metro or USCellular customer and make the switch, T-Mobile will give you $600 off.
Right now, there is also an online exclusive offer where you'll score a free pair of Google Pixel Buds 2A with the purchase of a 9A, 10A, 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL or 10 Pro Fold.
The Pixel 10A is a straightforward $125 off, which drops the price to just $374. You'll need a Mint Mobile plan, of course, but those can be had for as little as $15/month.
If you buy your Pixel 10A through Spectrum, you can save $100 plus the value of your trade-in. If you don't have a phone to trade in, you can save $104 when you buy and activate a new line.
Best Pixel 10, Pro, Pro XL and Pro Fold 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 S26.
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 at most retailers and carriers.
If you are interesting in purchasing and activating the Google Pixel 10 Pro, Pro XL or Pro Fold and you have a device to trade in, you can save up to $250 instantly. For example, a Google Pixel 8 Pro in good condition will get you the entire $250 off.
The purchase of any Pixel 10 Pro will get one year of free Google AI. And those who snap up the Pixel 10 will get six months of Google One Premium and Fitbit premium and three months of YouTube Premium.
Trade in and get up to $1,000 off the 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL or the Pro Fold. If you want to start a new line, you can get as much as $800 off the Pixel 10, $640 off the 10 Pro, $660 off the 10 Pro XL and as much as $1,080 off the Pro Fold.
T-Mobile has tons of ways to save on the Pixel 10 series right now. Trading in your old phone will save you up to $1,200 if you're on an Experience Beyond plan, $1,000 if you're on an Experience More plan or $500 for most other plans.
You can also save $1,200 with a new line on an Experience Beyond plan, $1,000 with an Experience or Better Value plan or $600 for most other plans.
T-Mobile is also offering a free pair of Pixel Buds 2A with the purchase.
Trading in an old phone valued at just $35 or more will knock up to $1,250 off the Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL at AT&T, which puts either model in your pocket for free. You can also save $454 on the basic Pixel 10 when you purchase it on an installment plan. That drops the cost down to just $11 per month with no trade-in required.
If you're adding a new line, you can save $200 when you purchase the Pixel 10 lineup online. At the moment, AT&T does not have the Pixel 10 Pro Fold available.
Xfinity is offering $400 off all available Pixel 10 models for those adding or upgrading a line. If you're also trading in your old device, you can save up to $830, which scores you the basic Pixel 10 for free.
Best Buy isn't offering any direct discounts, but it does have a trade-in program where you can save up to $450 in exchange for your old phone. Plus, you'll get an extra $100 off if you activate your phone through Verizon.
Purchasing a phone and plan through Mint Mobile can get some fairly large straightforward discounts right now. The basic Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro XL are both $500 off and you can take $275 off the Pixel 10 Pro.
Spectrum is offering $300 off the Pixel 10 Pro and $400 off the 10 Pro XL right now. Plus, you can get an extra $100 off with any eligible trade-in.
While there are no straightforward discounts right now, Amazon does have its own trade-in program where you can save up to $650 in exchange for your old phone.
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 sells for $799, the 9 Pro for $999, the 9 Pro XL model for $1,099 and the 9 Pro Fold for $1,799.
Google still has select configurations from the Pixel 9 series available and is offering savings in exchange for your old phone. You'll get $250 off if you're upgrading from the Pixel 8, and the maximum discount is $550 off in exchange for the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Best Buy doesn't have too many configurations still available, but it does have the basic Pixel 9 for $300 off. Plus, you'll save an extra $100 if you activate the phone through Verizon.
You can also save even more by trading in your old phone.
Xfinity still has a handful of Pixel 9 configurations available, and you can snag them for less right now. You'll save $400 if you're either adding a new line of upgrading an existing one. Plus, you can save up to $800 if you're also trading in an old device.
Right now Spectrum is offering the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro and Pro XL for up to $400 off. Plus, you'll get an extra $100 off with an eligible trade-in.
Best Pixel 9A deals
The Pixel 9A is part of 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.
Google isn't offering any direct discounts at the moment, but does have its own trade-in program. Exchanging your old phone could put this Pixel 9A in your pocket for free, but the discounts depend on the year and condition of your device.
The Pixel 9A is only available at its full price at Best Buy right now. But if you activate the phone through Verizon, you'll get an additional $100 off. That brings the starting price to just $399, and you can save even more with a trade-in.
What is the best Pixel deal right now?
While the new Pixel 10A is the most affordable in Google's lineup, there aren't any direct discounts at the moment on unlocked models. Mint Mobile has the 10A for $374 with several lower cost monthly plans to choose from. Best Buy is offering $300 off the Google Pixel 9, which drops that starting price to $499.
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.
