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Google has cut the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian to $699, knocking $300 off its usual price and beating its Prime Day offer by another $50.
There’s an unusually specific catch. The deepest discount only applies to one color and one storage option, while other unlocked Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL models remain $250 off.
The sale ends July 26, a little over two weeks before the Pixel 11 is expected to be announced on August 12. With some Pixel 10 Pro configurations already vanishing, Google may be trying to clear the shelves before its next flagship arrives.
Why this deal beats Prime Day
This is the lowest official Pixel 10 Pro price so far, and Amazon is matching it. Anyone who skipped Prime Day can now save another $50 on the same base model.
At $699, the Pixel 10 Pro becomes much easier to justify against standard flagship phones. The limitation is storage. While 128GB may be enough for many buyers, it can feel tight if you keep years of photos, large games, or downloaded video on your phone.
Choosing another color or capacity also wipes out part of the savings. Those configurations are still discounted, but only by $250.
Why Google may be clearing stock
Porcelain is already sold out, and several storage options in other colors are unavailable. Google hasn’t explained why the extra discount targets only the base Obsidian model.
Excess inventory would make sense this close to the expected Pixel 11 announcement. A targeted discount lets Google move a stubborn configuration without cutting prices across the entire lineup.
That remains an educated guess. Buyers can only see the narrow deal, shrinking availability, and an expiration date placed shortly before Google’s next phone event.
Should you buy before Pixel 11
The deal works best for someone who already wanted the Pixel 10 Pro and can live with 128GB. Obsidian buyers are getting the strongest official price Google has offered.
Waiting is smarter when storage choice matters more than saving an extra $50, or when you’d rather see what the Pixel 11 offers. The discounted model could disappear before July 26, but low inventory isn’t a good reason to settle for a phone configuration you’ll regret.
Buy it for the price and the phone, not because a stock counter is making you nervous.
