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Google Pixel 10 deals still flying from $449, 10 Pro XL open-box offers up to $456 off

We are jumping into a fresh work week with some of the deals to date on the Google Pixel 10 phone lineup still intact. We saw Amazon begin to drop prices even lower last week, but many of them are surprisingly still live and we wanted to highlight these open-box Best Buy deals on the unlocked 256 Google Pixel 10 Pro XL at $456 off the list price and some others down below as well. 

It seemed as though many of, if not all, the Pixel 10 deals at up to $300 off we were tracking last week would end this past Sunday, but they are still flying as of the time of writing on Monday morning:

While not all colors on all models are down as low, there is still an extremely healthy selection of options at the lowest prices of the year alongside the all-time low pricing on the most affordable of the bunch – the 2026 Pixel 10a

However, we also wanted to give the “excellent” condition open-box deals at Best Buy some more love for folks looking to land an even better deal, some of which are significantly lower than the already discounted pricing on the brand new condition units above. While pricing has gone up a touch on some of the highlight models since last week, we are still looking at some giant discounts here with as much as $456 off the new list prices:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices