It’s no surprise that the Google Pixel phone is on offer now that Black Friday is upon us. The company’s own store has just launched price cuts of $150 of the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro. But if you’re in the market for a new phone from Google, Amazon’s prices are as good as those, or even better.

The Google Black Friday sale is now live and brimming with amazing offers, including the best price yet on the Pixel 9 Pro.

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold, meanwhile, is $300 off and matching its record low at Amazon, Best Buy, and Google. That doesn’t make the resulting $1,499 price for the starting 256GB model any less harsh, but it helps if your heart is set on foldables.

Black Friday deals have gone, Google has announced exactly which products are about to have their prices cut, and by how much.

There’s a lot of things to love about the Google Pixel 9, but the fact the price went up by $100 for the second year in a row is not one of them. Fortunately a little patience goes a long way, and if you’ve held off on upgrading to Pixel 9 so far you now have the option to save $251 on the retail price.

Amazon is offering an great early Black Friday deal on the Google Pixel 9 and slashes the price to a record-breaking $548 – a massive 31% off its regular $799 price tag. This is an exceptional opportunity to grab Google’s latest flagship smartphone which was released just a few months ago in August,

The bigger-screen devices are a lot cheaper than normal even though the shopping holiday doesn't start for over a week.

The Google Pixel 9 is part of Amazon’s Black Friday event, but you don’t have much time to pick up the flagship Android cell phone.

I am a Pixel loyalist, and have been since day one. The Pixel 9 in all its iterations (the Pixel 9, The Pixel 9 Pro and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold) are all exceptional. I opted for the Pixel 9 Pro, which is down to $799 from $999 during Black Friday—if you are in the market for a new phone,

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