The Google Pixel 10 Is Now Even Cheaper Than It Was On Black Friday

The Google Pixel 10 is now even cheaper than it was on Black Friday

Last updated: 2025/12/10 at 7:28 AM

News Room Published 10 December 2025

Calling all Pixel fans, now’s your chance to bag an upgrade on the cheap with this fantastic Pixel 10 deal that just hit the web.

Google Pixel 10 deals don’t stick around for too long, but you can now save some money today thanks to this price cut.

The easy choice for most buyers is to pick the 128GB model with a £252 price cut off its original RRP, taking it down to just £547. That’s the cheapest it has been on Amazon, and lower than the Black Friday price.

You’re not left out in the US, with 25% off, or $200, with its discount $599 cost.

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If you haven’t used a Pixel before, then you might be wondering just what it is that sets the Google Pixel 10 apart from the competition, and quite frankly, it has a whole lot to shout about.

The Pixel 10 might not be Google’s flagship device, but it comes with lots of welcome features, including the promise of lots of software updates, a triple camera array and plenty of AI goodies.

The battery life is good, and there’s fast charging too to get you back up to 100% in a pinch. On the front, there’s a 6.3-inch Actua Display that ties everything together.

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At the heart of the phone is Gemini, Google’s class-leading AI Assistant that has the potential to upend the way that we interact with smartphones. Gemini is far more natural, in our testing, than competing solutions like Apple Intelligence, with quicker response times and more accurate results.

With 128GB of storage and the phone being completely unlocked to any carrier, the Pixel 10 is a great pick for anyone who’s after a lot of features and functions, all at a price that doesn’t require a second mortgage to afford.

The Pixel 10 is a fine phone with good-looking, AI-infused software, but curious camera downgrades and middling performance make this year’s entry-level Pixel harder to recommend.