Best Google Pixel 6 deals in April 2023
Today's best Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro deals
Google Pixel 6 deals are getting harder to find. Now that the Pixel 7 has taken over the spotlight, these previous-gen devices aren't as popular as they were before. That said, there are still a few Pixel 6 deals out there worth taking advantage of.
Verizon and Amazon are just a few of the retailers with Pixel 6 promos. However, one of the best Pixel 6 deals comes from Amazon, which is offering the unlocked Pixel 6 for $411 (was $599). Just note that when stock runs low, Amazon may fall back on third party merchants to fulfill its orders.
As a reminder, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro can be purchased for $599.99 and $899.99, respectively. Make sure to check out our Google Pixel 6 review and Google Pixel 6 Pro review for our hands-on reviews of Google's mobile phones. You can also buy the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro through Pixel Pass; we've broken down what is Pixel Pass and if it's worth it.
Also, make sure to check out our coverage of the best Google Pixel 6a deals.
Best Google Pixel 6 deals
Google Pixel 6: $399 off w/ smartwatch @ Verizon
Verizon is offering $399 off your Pixel 6 when you bundle any smartwatch with your phone purchase. In our Pixel 6 review, we called it the best Android experience for your money.
Unlocked Google Pixel 6: was $599 now $411 @ Amazon
Amazon has the unlocked Pixel 6 on sale for $411. That's the second-cheapest price we've seen for this unlocked model at Amazon.
Refurbished Google Pixel 6: was $399 now $319 @ Walmart
Walmart is offering the refurbished Pixel 6 for $319. The unlocked phone is in excellent condition with little to no light scratches, scuffs, and no blemishes.
Google Pixel 6: free with trade-in @ T-Mobile
The Magenta network has the most aggressive Pixel 6 deals we've seen. Trade in an eligible device and sign up for T-Mobile's Magenta Max plan and you'll get a free Pixel 6 (up to $900 off). Don't want a Magenta Max plan? Sign up for any T-Mobile plan and you'll get up to $450 off.
Best Google Pixel 6 Pro deals
Google Pixel 6 Pro (5G/128GB): was $899 now $499 @ Amazon
The flagship Google Pixel 6 Pro has dropped to a new all-time low price at Amazon. This epic Android device packs a Google Tensor processor, 120Hz display, incredible camera array and a beautiful refreshed design. It's one of the best value smartphones on the market and thanks to this Amazon deal it's now an even better bargain.
Google Pixel 6 Pro: up to $800 off w/ trade-in + unlimited @ AT&T
AT&T is also offering Pixel 6 Pro deals. Currently, the carrier is taking up to $800 off with an eligible trade-in. The deal is available for new and existing members. You must sign up for any AT&T unlimited plan to get this deal.
Google Pixel 6 Pro: up to $800 off w/ unlimited @ Verizon
Verizon is taking up to $800 off when you purchase the phone and open a new line with any unlimited data plan. You'll need to make your purchase via a monthly installment plan.
Google Pixel 6 Pro: free with trade-in @ T-Mobile
The Un-carrier network is taking up to $900 off Pixel 6 Pro preorders when you trade in an eligible device and sign up for T-Mobile's Magenta Max plan. Don't want a Magenta Max plan? Sign up for any T-Mobile plan and you'll get up to $450 off.
Unlocked Pixel 6 Pro: from $899 @ Google
If you're looking for an unlocked Pixel 6 Pro, the Google Store has its flagship from $899 (or $37.46/month over 24 months). There are no Pixel 6 Pro deals at Google at the moment.
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As deals editor-in-chief at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets, appliances, and apparel. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. He's also always on the look out for the best coupon codes to use when shopping. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.