To assist you in your search for the best deals on Google Pixel devices, we’ve compiled a list of the best Google Pixel deals available as of March 30, 2020.

Best Google Pixel deals:

#1 Google Pixel Deal

Verizon Google Pixel 4 Deal: Save Up to $800

Sweet deal alert! Buy the Google Pixel 4 or 4 XL with monthly installments on a Verizon Unlimited plan and get the second Pixel for FREE! You must add a new line to take advantage of the BOGO deal. If you don’t need two new devices, no worries—you can upgrade a line to an Unlimited plan and trade in a phone and receive up to $300 off your Pixel.

Pros:

  • Verizon has the best network coverage in the country, with 71% nationwide coverage.
  • Get huge savings on Google’s hottest new device.

Cons:

  • Verizon’s unlimited plans are among the most expensive on the market.

#2 Google Pixel Deal

AT&T Google Pixel 4 Discount: Save Up to $990

AT&T is offering a steep discount on the Google Pixel 4 when you switch to AT&T and buy it on monthly installments. You can get the Pixel 4 for $5/month (after 30 monthly bill credits). All you have to do is add a line of service on an eligible wireless plan.

As an added bonus, you can also trade in a device and get up to $300 in billing credits when you upgrade a line to an unlimited plan.

Pros:

  • AT&T has a stellar network, with 68% nationwide coverage.
  • You’re getting the Pixel 4 for $150 total.
  • Score big on the trade-in credits.

Cons:

  • The requirement of an $80/month unlimited plan may be a hinderance for some customers looking for a more affordable monthly phone plan.

#3 Google Pixel Deal

Sprint Google Pixel 4 Discount: Save Up to $430

For a limited time, you can lease the Google Pixel 4 through Sprint Flex Lease for only $15/month—you save $18.30/month via monthly billing credits. All you have to do is add a new line of service or upgrade your existing line. Plus, Sprint will throw in a $100 Prepaid Mastercard if you switch to Sprint and port-in your number.

Pros:

  • Great discount on a highly-coveted device without many hoops to jump through.

Cons:

  • As with all Sprint devices, you won’t own the Pixel at the end of the 18-month Flex Lease (you will have to pay a lump sum to own it).
  • Sprint’s 4G LTE network only covers 30% of the nation.

#4 Google Pixel Deal

AT&T Google Pixel 4 XL Discount: Save Up to $960

Online only! Receive $660 off the Google Pixel 4XL when you buy it on monthly installments through AT&T. You must add a new line on an unlimited plan and buy the device on monthly installments and then you receive this stellar device for just $10/month. That’s not all! If you have an eligible phone to trade in you can get up to $300 in bill credits as long as you upgrade to an unlimited plan.

Pros:

  • You can’t go wrong with AT&T’s robust 4G LTE network.
  • This cuts the price of a Pixel 4XL to $300, paid off over 30 months.

Cons:

  • Not everyone wants a phone that’s practically the size of a mini tablet.

#5 Google Pixel Deal

Sprint Google Pixel 3 Discount: Save $320

For a limited time, you can lease the Google Pixel 3 through Sprint for just $10/month, which means you wind up only paying $180 at the end of the 18-month Flex Lease. That’s a steal and a half! All you have to do is add a new line of service.

Pros:

  • That’s a darn good price for a superb Android phone.
  • Not many holes to jump through in order to get this deal.

Cons:

  • Again, Sprint’s network falls far behind the likes of Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T.

#6 Google Pixel Deal

Google Fi Pixel 3a Discount: Save up to $515

For a limited time, you can get 25% off the Google Pixel 3a or 3a XL when you purchase your phone with monthly installments from Google Fi and activate it on Google Fi service. That drops the Pixel 3a from $399 to $299.

If you have an old phone, you’re in luck. You can receive up to $415 cash back when you trade in an eligible device.

Pros:

  • Great deal for someone looking to spice up their Android game without breaking the bank.
  • The discount is applied at checkout, as opposed to monthly billing credits.

Cons:

  • There really aren’t any.

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