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Score the Pixel 7 Pro for $599, Its Lowest Price Yet

The regular Pixel 7 is on sale too.

A Pixel 7 Pro on a bed or rocks
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The Google Pixel 7 Pro is already a good deal compared to much of the competition, but right now, it’s available at the lowest price we’ve seen yet. You can get this high-end phone for the cost of its smaller sibling, with Buy Buy offering the Pixel 7 Pro for only $599.

Google’s latest smartphones came out in October, and while we saw a few good deals during the holidays, none were as good as this. You don’t need a promo code, trade-in, or any other nonsense. It’s just an outright discount.

Our Pixel 7 review concluded that at $600, the phone is a no-brainer, but getting the bigger and better Pixel 7 Pro for that price is even better.

For those unaware, the Pixel 7 Pro is Google’s latest and greatest smartphone. You’re getting a big 6.7-inch 120Hz HD display, triple cameras on the rear, stereo speakers, and a 5,000 mAh battery that should last all day.

The only condition is that you activate it on one of Best Buy’s partner carriers. For example, if you buy the Pixel 7 Pro and activate it on AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, or a few other options, you’ll save $300, making the flagship phone only $599. That’s a screamin’ good deal.

Best Buy is actually offering both of Google’s latest smartphones at a considerable discount. While the big bad Pixel 7 Pro is the obvious choice, the smaller Pixel 7 is down to a mind-boggling $399, its lowest price ever. Grab either one from the links below.

Google Pixel 7 Pro 128GB

Best Buy has a huge sale going on for Google's Pixel 7 Pro. Grab this phone at a $300 discount, making it only $599.

Google Pixel 7 128GB

The Pixel 7 for only $399 at Best Buy is one of the best deals we've seen yet.

Cory Gunther Cory Gunther
Cory Gunther has been writing about phones, Android, cars, and technology in general for over a decade. He's a staff writer for Review Geek covering roundups, EVs, and news. He's previously written for GottaBeMobile, SlashGear, AndroidCentral, and InputMag, and he's written over 9,000 articles. Read Full Bio »