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Not upgrading to far more pricey Pixel 11 this month? Google’s 2026 Pixel 10a now starts at $385 (Up to $115 off)

If looking towards a more affordable current-generation Pixel smartphone upgrade, you’ll likely want to side-step this month’s Pixel 11 pre-order launch in favor of the 2026 Pixel 10a. Now $75 off at Amazon in brand new condition, we are also tracking some notable “excellent” condition Best Buy open-box units at up to $115 off. 

As you may have spotted in our coverage yesterday, Amazon decided to drop the price on the latest unlocked Google Pixel 10a over this past weekend – both the 128GB and 256GB models are now $75 in brand new condition:

These are the lowest prices we have tracked on Amazon outside of the short-lived Prime Day deals at $399 and $499. 

Pixel 10a is already one of the best values in low to mid-range Android phones, if you ask me. But if you can land one at a discount, all the better, and Best Buy’s open-box listings in “excellent” condition bring the price down even lower right now – the Lavender model has dropped another $5 from our mention yesterday to deliver up to $115 off the new list price:

Google Pixel 10a Cases

The official Google Pixel 10a cases are also on sale at Amazon this week:

Google Pixel 10a Silicone Case – Lavender $24 (Reg. $30)

Google Pixel 10a Silicone Case – Fog $24 (Reg. $30)

Google Pixel 10a Silicone Case – Berry $24 (Reg. $30)

And here’s more of the latest on the upcoming Pixel 11/Watch 5 launch:

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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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