The Google Store has introduced a significant price reduction on the Pixel 10 Pro, offering a $300 discount on the 128 GB Obsidian model. This brings the price down to $699, marking the most substantial official discount to date and surpassing previous promotions by $50. The same offer is available on Amazon, reflecting a return to last month’s special pricing.
Interestingly, this discount is exclusive to the 128 GB Obsidian variant, suggesting that Google may be aiming to clear out specific inventory ahead of the anticipated Pixel 11 launch on August 12. Other models, including the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL, are also seeing a $250 discount, consistent with previous Prime Day offers.
As of now, inventory levels are dwindling. The Porcelain color option is entirely out of stock, with a waitlist in place, and certain storage capacities in other colors are also unavailable. Additionally, the base Pixel 10 model is currently discounted by $200, bringing its price to $599.
These promotional offers are set to run until July 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. PDT. Given the timing, this is likely one of the final major discounts before the next-generation Pixel devices are unveiled.
For consumers considering an upgrade, this substantial discount presents an opportune moment to acquire the Pixel 10 Pro at a competitive price. However, with the Pixel 11’s announcement on the horizon, potential buyers might weigh the benefits of immediate savings against the allure of upcoming advancements.
