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Best Google Pixel deals: Save on Pixel 8, Pixel Buds, and Pixel Watch

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If you’ve been shopping the latest headphone deals, smartwatch deals, or phone deals, you don’t want to call it a day until you’ve taken a look at the best Google Pixel deals available. The Google Pixel lineup competes with some of the best wireless headphones, best phones, and best smartwatches on the market, and it regularly turns out some pretty good savings. We’ve tracked down all of the best Google Pixel deals below, and they include some of the best Pixel Phone deals we’ve seen so read onward for all of the details. And if you aren’t sold on the Google Pixel lineup you can also take a look at today’s AirPods deals, iPhone deals, Apple Watch deals, Samsung Galaxy Buds deals, and Samsung Galaxy S24 deals going on today.

Google Pixel Buds Pro — $119 $200 40% off

Google Pixel Buds Pro seen in their case.
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If you need new wireless earbuds, you should check out the various models of the Google Pixel Buds, particularly the Google Pixel Buds Pro currently discounted. They offer long battery life, and while they’re at their best when you’re connecting them to another Pixel device or an Android-powered smartphone, you can also use with with iPhones or other Bluetooth-enabled gadgets.

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Google Pixel Watch — $157 $280 44% off

The Google Pixel Watch on charge.
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The Pixel Watch 2 is available now, yes, but you shouldn’t discount the original Google Pixel Watch. It’s still a beautiful and very capable device that works well with Android smartphones. You’ll get some decent battery life, fitness and health features, and a host of custom apps and watch faces. It’s also cheaper.

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Google Pixel 9 (128GB) — $626 $799 22% off

Pixel Studio on the Google Pixel 9.
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The newest Google Pixel phone is loaded with features, including the award-winning Pixel Camera with a 50-megapixel sensor, and Gemini, which is Google’s AI. With the Google Pixel 9 Gemini can act as your personal assistant, but it can also help you take better photos and protect against spam and other security threats. The Pixel 9 features Google Tensor G4 chip, which is designed for superior performance and handles all of Google’s advanced AI in the phone.

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Google Pixel 8 (128GB) — $499 $699 29% off

Someone holding the Google Pixel 8 outside, showing the back of the phone.
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The Google Pixel 8 has been an impressive smartphone release. It has a compact size, high quality camera, and software that incorporates AI and makes it a joy to use. The Pixel 8 is capable of reaching up to two days of battery life on a single charge, so it’s a great option for everyday use. It’s able to get that battery life despite utilizing the most powerful processor Google has put in a smartphone to date, which goes a long way toward making things quick and snappy whether you’re taking photos or browsing social media.

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Google Pixel 8 Pro (128GB) — $599 $999 40% off

Someone holding the Google Pixel 8 Pro, showing its lock screen.
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The Google Pixel brand is most popularly known for its Pixel smartphones, with its latest releases, the Google Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, and Pixel 8 Fold. The Pixel 8 Pro comes with the powerful Google Tensor G3 processor, amazing cameras, vibrant displays, and years of updates, starting with Android 14 out of the box.

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Google Pixel 7 Pro (256GB) — $415 $441 6% off

A person holding the Google Pixel 7 Pro, showing the back of the phone.
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If you don’t mind a phone that’s a generation old, the Google Pixel 7 Pro isn’t very far behind the Pixel 8 in terms of features. It’s Google’s best-of-everything phone with its “Pro” moniker. It has a 6.7-inch Smooth Display that functions at a refresh rate up to 120Hz which makes for an amazingly immersive user experience. It also has a camera system with a 5x telephoto lens and an upgraded ultrawide lens. The Pixel 7 Pro can reach up to 24 hours of battery life on a single charge, making it a great option for power users in search of a phone that was in consideration to be among the best phones for some time.

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