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The Google Pixel 10 is $200 off at Amazon — buy now for $599

Get the best Google Pixel deal. Save 25% on the Google Pixel 10 at Amazon.

The Google Pixel 10 is $200 off at Amazon — buy now for $599

On November 5, Amazon began selling the Google Pixel 10 for $599, marking a 25% discount from its original price of $799. This promotion, which offers the unlocked device in indigo and frost colorways, allows consumers to upgrade from their current smartphone without committing to a lengthy contract or spending a significant amount upfront.

The Pixel 10 is powered by the Tensor G5 processor, ensuring speedy performance and smooth handling of daily tasks. Built-in Google's AI assistant, Gemini, enables users to seek answers, streamline work, and manage everyday responsibilities more efficiently. The phone's camera system, with a triple rear camera setup, now features a dedicated 5x telephoto lens, Super Res Zoom for up to 20x magnification, Night Sight for improved low-light photography, and Camera Coach for framing and capturing better shots.

With Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protecting against scratches and an IP68 rating safeguarding against dust and water, the Pixel 10 is designed to withstand daily wear and tear. This limited-time deal at Amazon is expected to sell out quickly, so interested buyers are advised to act soon.

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