Google slashes Pixel 10 Pro price by $300 ahead of Pixel 11 launch

Google has rolled out fresh discounts on the Pixel 10 series ahead of the expected launch of the Pixel 11 lineup, reducing the price of the Pixel 10 Pro by up to $300 and the Pixel 10 Pro XL by up to $250.

Despite the upcoming Pixel 11 series, the Pixel 10 lineup remains only a year into its software support cycle and is expected to continue receiving updates for another six years.

Pixel 10 Pro available for $699

The biggest discount is available on the Obsidian variant of the Pixel 10 Pro with 128GB storage, which is priced at $699 after a $300 price cut.


Other colour variants and higher storage options, including 256GB and 512GB, are discounted by $250, with prices starting at $749.

According to the report, the $699 offer is the largest discount yet on the Pixel 10 Pro from the Google Store and is $50 lower than its Prime Day price. The same deal is also available on Amazon.

Pixel 10 Pro XL starts at $949

The Pixel 10 Pro XL is also available at a discount of up to $250, bringing its starting price down to $949.

The report noted that Amazon has limited inventory remaining across several colours and storage variants, with some options already running out of stock.

Discounts may signal inventory clearance

The report suggested the aggressive pricing on the 128GB Obsidian Pixel 10 Pro could be part of an inventory clearance ahead of the Pixel 11 Pro launch.

While Amazon is offering discounts on multiple variants, the Google Store has reduced the price only of the Obsidian 128GB model to $699, with other colours remaining at their regular prices. According to the report, this may indicate Google is clearing stock before introducing its next-generation flagship smartphone.