Well, that’s it folks. Prime Day has run its course for summer 2026. If you hadn’t heard, all this past week Amazon had been promoting its giant savings event in which you could find huge savings across every category of products under the sun. You’d see everything from TVs to kitchen appliances to basketball hoops. The event ended on Friday, June 26. However, even though Prime Day has officially ended, some deals have stayed live past the end date.
Among these deals are some discounts on the Google Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL. These models have only been on shelves for about a year, but their each seeing about a quarter of their prices cut off.
The specific discounts vary a bit by color, so these prices will reflect whichever is cheapest for that particular model. At the time of writing, they are as follows:
- Google Pixel 10 Pro (128GB) | 25% off | $749 (was $999)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro (256GB) | 23% off | $849 (was $1,099)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro XL (256GB) | 21% off | $949 (was $1,199)
The Google Pixel 10 Pro comes with screen size of 6.3 inches while the Pro XL model stretches that out to 6.8 inches. Both models deliver high-end visuals. You can expect text to appear sharp and easy to read. Video content will be rich with color. And controlling everything on screen will feel smooth and fluid with its 120Hz refresh rate.
Pro-Level Photography Features
If photography is a priority, the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL continue to impress. Their triple-camera setup is built to handle everything from candid everyday moments to intentional shots. The 50MP main camera produces sharp, well-balanced images while the inclusion of a 48MP telephoto and 48MP ultrawide lenses add some flexibility to what you can shoot, the latter of which even doubling as a macro camera. Zoom performance reaches an impressive 100x Pro Res Zoom, making it the most capable zoom ever featured on a Pixel smartphone. Fine details standout beautifully in close-up photos, and the 42MP front camera delivers crisp selfies along with clear, natural-looking video calls.
As every big tech company likes to make known over and over again, these phones are built for the age of AI. Google’s latest processor is what enables certain features of the company’s integrated AI assistant, Gemini.
These models comes completely unlocked, meaning you can set them up with any major carrier of your choice. These include Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. Plus you can switch networks at any time.
