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Score Google’s latest Pixel 11 Pro Fold at up to $419 off today (Best Buy ‘excellent’ open-box)

Deals on the latest Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold have been very hard to come by thus far. And if you are thinking about flipping over to Google’s latest foldable, the Best Buy “excellent” condition open-box units can be a great way to do so while they are nearly $420 under the list price. 

At this point Amazon and Best Buy have only really delivered one discount on the most affordable 256GB Pixel 11 Pro Fold in new condition, and that was back during the pre-order phase – you still had to pay full price for the phone but there was some sizable gift cards attached with purchase. We did see some $120 price drops on the more pricey 512GB model, but Amazon is yet to deliver any overly notable deals on the 256GB.

There have also been some targeted offers tied to monthly bills credits and the like, but as far as straight up cash discounts go, offers have been somewhere between weak and non-existent. 

Over at Best Buy right now, you’ll find the 256GB Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold with the Obsidian paint job in “excellent” open-box condition sitting down at $1,480.99 shipped. 

That’s still an investment for sure, but we are talking about $419 less than paying the $1,899 full price you’ll find at Amazon and the Google Store in new condition. This is one of the lowest prices we have tracked to date to secure Google’s latest foldable smartphone. 

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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


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