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Home » The Pixel 10 Pro at $684 is the best Prime Day phone deal I’ve seen, and it’s hard to find better value right now
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The Pixel 10 Pro at $684 is the best Prime Day phone deal I’ve seen, and it’s hard to find better value right now

By dailyguardian.aeJune 24, 20262 Mins Read
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The Pixel 10 Pro was already one of our favorite phones to test this year, and now it’s $315 cheaper. Prime Day has pushed the 128GB model down to $684, its lowest price since launch, with the 256GB variant in Obsidian currently sitting at $784.

That’s a full $315 off the Pixel 10 Pro’s regular price, making this one of the strongest smartphone deals of Prime Day. What makes this offer particularly compelling is that you’re getting Google’s flagship camera system, premium display, and long-term software support at almost the same price as a mid-range phone.

Top-notch display and performance

The Pixel 10 Pro features a 6.3-inch OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of 3,000 nits. In our testing, we found the screen bright and clear enough for everyday use, whether scrolling, gaming or streaming.

Inside, the device packs Google’s Tensor G5 chip, built on the same 3nm process as competing flagship processors. Unlike previous Tensor chips, the G5 runs cooler under load, with improved thermal management helping maintain performance during gaming and other demanding tasks.

You also get Google’s clean Android experience, seven years of software support, and a growing suite of useful AI features that help the phone stand out from competing flagships.

Camera, battery, and charging specs that hold up

The Pixel 10 Pro keeps the same triple camera setup as its predecessor, with a 50MP main sensor, 48MP ultrawide, and a 10.8MP 5x telephoto camera. The headline addition is a 100x AI-powered zoom, which in our testing was capable of preserving real detail well past the point where most phones produce a blurry mess.

Angled view of Google Pixel 10 Pro.

The phone packs a 4,870mAh battery with 30W wired charging and Qi2 wireless charging through Google’s new Pixelsnap system, a first for the Pixel lineup. While the battery isn’t the largest in its class, we found battery life improved noticeably over time as the phone learned our usage habits.

At $684, the Pixel 10 Pro delivers flagship cameras, premium hardware, and long-term software support at a price that’s rarely seen on Google’s top-tier phones. If you’ve been waiting for a discount on Google’s best compact flagship, this Prime Day deal is about as good as we’ve seen. With the sale ending June 26, there’s a good chance this price won’t stick around for long.

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