- Amazon
- AT&T
- T-Mobile
- Verizon
- Google Store
Now that the Google Pixel 10 has been announced, it’s time to talk pre-orders. They are open right now, and there are plenty of deals available for those who pre-order.
Google is offering six months of Google AI Pro Plan (that’s Gemini Advanced + 2TB of Google One storage), six months of Fitbit Premium, and three months of YouTube Premium. No matter where you buy your Pixel 10 from, those freebies are available to you.
AT&T
AT&T isn’t offering any trade-ins for the Pixel 10, however you can buy it for just $7.99 per month. That would work out to less than $300 for the new Pixel 10. Not too shabby.
AT&T
Grab the Pixel 10 for just $7.99 per month, or around $287 after three years.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile will give you a Pixel 10 for “free” when you add a line or trade in an eligible device on most of its plans. This does not include its Essentials plan, however. This also works for adding a new line on Business Unlimited Ultimate and trading in an eligible device.
T-Mobile
Get a Pixel 10 “on us” by adding a line and trading in your current device.
Verizon
Verizon is offering some really nice trade-ins for the Google Pixel 10, where you can get the device for “free”.
Verizon
IfPre-order and get the Pixel 10 for free with your trade-in. The trade-in will be credited as monthly bill credits for the next 36 months. If you leave Verizon, you’ll forfeit the leftover credits.
You can bundle the Pixel 10 with the Pixel Watch 4 for another $5 per month.
Google Store
At the Google Store, you can of course pre-order the Pixel 10 unlocked, or as a carrier version, including Google Fi. Google is offering some nice trade-ins, though you’re likely to get a better deal with the carriers.
Up to $760 in trade-in credit, and Google is also offering a $100 store credit for those that pre-order.
Google Store
Google is offering up to $760 in trade-in credits, depending on the device, which would knock the phone down to about $40. It is also offering a $100 Google Store Credit with pre-orders.
