The best AI phones aren’t cheap, especially in 2026 when RAM is driving prices up, but the Pixel 10 is one of the better ones and has been consistently on sale since it launched last summer. Now, the Pixel 10 is discounted once more during the Big Spring Sale, bringing one of our favorite smartphones back down to one of its lowest prices we’ve seen since August 2025.
At launch, the Pixel 10 retailed for $799, which is actually quite nice given all the upgrades it saw. We’ve seen that price drop several times, and with this latest 25% discount, the flagship has been slashed to just $599, bringing this flagship phone into midrange pricing.
✅Recommended if: You want a powerful flagship smartphone with a great camera system but don’t want to pay flagship prices.
❌Skip this deal if: You’re looking for the most performant smartphone for gaming or need more than 128GB as a base storage option.
I’ve been using the Pixel 10 since it launched in August last year, and I’m not even lying when I say it’s my favorite Pixel and the first one I’d actually recommend. The upgraded camera system adds a third sensor for 5x telephoto zoom shots, and images look phenomenal. Furthermore, the new Tensor chip is better than ever, and I actually really like the battery life on the Pixel 10, as it easily lasts me through the day.
The Pixel 10 is also the first Android flagship to have built-in Qi2 magnetic charging, so you won’t need a case to use MagSafe accessories (although we still recommend checking out some Pixel 10 cases). There are also tons of fun and useful AI features like Magic Cue and Camera Coach, and with the latest update, you can even share content to iPhones via Quick Share’s AirDrop support.
On the one hand, the Pixel 10 only has 128GB of base storage, which really isn’t enough for anyone seeking a flagship phone. On the other hand, that model is also on sale, so instead of spending $899 for 256GB, you can spend just $699, still making it cheaper than most flagships like the newer Galaxy S26.
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