$300 Off Pixel 10 Pro: Worth It or Wait?
The Pixel 10 Pro discount is a limited-time Google phone deal that drops the current flagship’s price by up to USD 300 (approx. RM1,380), forcing buyers to choose between strong clearance pricing today and waiting for the upcoming Pixel 11 launch. Google has cut the Pixel 10 Pro by USD 300 (approx. RM1,380), bringing the Obsidian 128GB model down to USD 699 (approx. RM3,210) on both its own store and Amazon. This is a clear case of flagship phone savings timed right before the Pixel 11 event on August 12. In short, it is a good deal if you are fine with last year’s flagship and want to save now, but less appealing if you prefer having the newest features the moment they arrive.
Price snapshot: Pixel 10 Pro Obsidian 128GB is now USD 699 (approx. RM3,210), which is USD 300 (approx. RM1,380) off its usual price.
What the Pixel 10 Pro Discount Really Gets You
The standout Pixel 10 Pro discount is on the 128GB Obsidian model, where the price drops by USD 300 (approx. RM1,380) to USD 699 (approx. RM3,210). Other colors and higher storage options (256GB and 512GB) are USD 250 (approx. RM1,150) off, with starting prices of USD 749 (approx. RM3,440). According to one report, “The Pixel 10 Pro has been discounted by as much as USD 300 off” and “the discounted prices bring the Pixel 10 Pro down to USD 699”. You also get a phone that is only one year into its support life and is expected to receive Android updates for years to come. That means this clearance pricing does not leave you with an immediate software orphan; you still get a long runway of feature drops and security patches.
Why Google Is Cutting Prices Now
This Google phone deal is clearly tied to the next-generation launch. The Pixel 11 event is officially set for August 12, and these discounts are expected to run until July 26, giving buyers a short window to grab the current flagship phone savings before the new lineup arrives. Multiple reports note that these discounts “probably aren’t a coincidence” and that Google is likely clearing inventory before the Pixel 11 lands. On top of that, the USD 699 (approx. RM3,210) Obsidian 128GB price “sure looks like an inventory clearing move,” especially because the Google Store is only discounting that specific configuration while keeping other colors at full price. In other words, this is less a random sale and more a controlled push to move remaining stock ahead of the successor.
Should You Buy Now or Wait for the Pixel 11?
The core dilemma is simple: save USD 300 (approx. RM1,380) today or see what the Pixel 11 brings in a few weeks. If you want a discounted flagship right now, the Pixel 10 Pro remains a high-end device that will continue to receive Android updates for years, making the discount more compelling. However, the timing is tight. The deals end July 26, while the Pixel 11 launch follows on August 12. That means you will not know how much better the new model is before this clearance pricing disappears. Stocks are also thinning, especially for the Pixel 10 Pro XL, where retailers mention they are “running out of stock on several colors and storage options” and are limited to “whatever remaining inventory” is left.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Pixel 10 Pro if you want flagship phone savings now and are happy saving up to USD 300 (approx. RM1,380) instead of waiting for the Pixel 11.
- Skip the Pixel 10 Pro if you prefer to see the Pixel 11 features and pricing first, even if it means paying more and missing this Google phone deal.
- Buy the Pixel 10 Pro if you are fine with last year’s flagship and value several more years of Android updates at a clearance pricing level.
- Skip the Pixel 10 Pro if you want specific colors or higher storage at maximum discount, since only the Obsidian 128GB model hits the full USD 300 (approx. RM1,380) cut.
- Buy the Pixel 10 Pro if you are shopping before July 26 and want a predictable, lower price before inventory and deals disappear.
- Skip the Pixel 10 Pro if dwindling stock and end-of-line timing make you uncomfortable buying so close to replacement by the Pixel 11.
