Best Google Pixel 8 deals: Superb price cuts on unlocked models await!
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With the release of the Pixel 9 lineup, last year's Pixel 8 and 8 Pro are no longer the latest Google Pixel smartphones. But, as any tech enthusiast knows, when new models hit the market, the previous ones receive hefty price cuts!
And that's just what's happening with the Pixel 8 Series! Indeed, you can currently get incredible discounts on fully unlocked units at Amazon and Best Buy. Unfortunately, there are no tempting discounts at some of the largest carriers right now. That said, AT&T fans can get the Pixel 8 with a plan, provided they're OK with not getting a price cut on the handset.
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Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro deals at Amazon
Amazon has both Pixel 8 models on sale, and the offers are quite generous! Presently, you can save a whopping $400 on select Pixel 8 Pro colorways. This sale will only last for a limited time, though.
What about the non-Pro model? It enjoys a tempting price cut as well. This one is $200 off at the e-commerce giant in Obsidian and Hazel. The best part is that the 29% markdown might stay active for longer.
Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro deals at Best Buy
Best Buy is just as generous as Amazon with its Pixel 8 Series discounts. Over here, you can claim the same $400 discount on the Pro-grade model and $200 on the Pixel 8. On top of that, you can save an extra $100, but you'll need to pay a $35 activation fee.
Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro deals at AT&T
If you want a Pixel phone with a carrier plan, your only choice (at least for now) is picking the Pixel 8 with an AT&T plan. That's to say, the flagship handset is currently out of stock. That said, the Pixel 8 is available at $23.34/mo. over 36 months, meaning you don't get any discounts on it right now.
Keep in mind that AT&T gives you additional savings if you have an eligible phone to trade in. To check that, write your phone's IMEI number. If it's eligible, you'll receive monthly bill credits toward your new Android phone.
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