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There are a few benefits that come with buying your Pixel 7 from Google directly. For one, all models and colors are in stock, so you don’t have to worry about getting your ideal configuration, and Google allows you to buy your phone outright, as opposed to an installment plan required by some retailers and carriers.

Right now Google is offering $150 off both models, with no installment plan or trade-in required. Though if you do have an older device from Google, Apple or Samsung, you can save up to $400 with a trade-in, which can score you the base model Pixel 7 for just $50.

Amazon has matched Google’s deal on the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, and has all models, colors and configurations discounted by $150 right now. That drops the starting price down to just $449 for the Pixel 7, or $749 for the Pixel 7 Pro. Amazon also has its own trade-in program, and you can earn up to $401 off in exchange for your old devices.

AT&T’s offers vary a bit depending on which Pixel 7 model you’re looking at. If you want the base model Pixel 7, you can save up to $380 when purchasing on an installment plan and with activation on a qualifying unlimited plan — no trade-in required. And if you’re looking for a Pixel 7 Pro, you can cash in on recycling your former device with a trade-in credit of up to $800 (with the flagship phones for Apple, Samsung and Google bringing in the highest values) — and there is no new line required.

Verizon is offering deals for both new and existing customers at the moment. If you’re adding a new line of service, you can save $800 on the Pixel 7, or $900 on the Pixel 7 Pro. If you don’t need a new line, you can still save up to $700 on the Pixel 7, or $800 on the Pixel 7 Pro, with a qualifying trade-in, which even includes old and damaged devices. 

And no matter which phone you’re buying, you can get a free $200 Verizon gift card when you switch your existing number over from another carrier. Verizon is also offering some other bonuses, including $220 off select smartwatches (though you’ll need a service plan for that as well).

T-Mobile is offering up to $600 off the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro when you trade-in a qualifying device and have or switch to a Magenta Max Plan. If you don’t have a Magenta Max plan, you can still save up to $300 with a qualifying trade-in. You can also save $501 on both models if you’re adding a new line of service on a qualifying plan.

You can also pick up a free Pixel Watch with the purchase, though you’ll need to add a new line of service for it as well to get the discount. 

If you’re after an unlocked model, Best Buy is offering $150 off both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro with later activation. Or you can save $250 on the Pixel 7 and $300 on the Pixel 7 Pro when you choose same-day activation and sign on with a carrier — though that essentially defeats the point of an unlocked model. 

Best Buy has also partnered with several mobile carriers, and is offering some carrier-exclusive discounts as well. Verizon customers can save up to $800 with an eligible trade-in, which even includes old and damaged phones. T-Mobile is offering its customers up to $600 off with an eligible trade-in, but you’ll need to sign up on a qualifying Magenta Max plan as well to get the discount. At the moment, Best Buy isn’t carrying any models for AT&T customers, so they’ll have to look elsewhere for discounts.

If you’re after an unlocked Pixel 6A, Google is one of the best places to shop right now. Not only does it have all colors and configurations available, but it’s offering a straightforward $150 discount, which drops the starting price down to $299. Google also has its own trade-in program where you can save up to $250 more in exchange for devices from Apple, Google, Samsung and more.

Amazon has matched Google’s Pixel 6A discount and is offering as much as $160 off right now. (Though some color variants are currently sold out.) And like Google, Amazon has its own trade-in program, where you can save up to $401 in exchange for your old phones and devices. 

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Both new and existing AT&T customers can grab the Pixel 6A for just $2 per month when purchasing on an installment plan and with activation on a qualifying unlimited plan. That locks you into a 36-month plan, but saves you $398 compared to AT&T’s price, or $377 compared to the price from Google. It’s also worth noting that AT&T only has the charcoal variant available at the moment, so you’ll have to shop elsewhere if you have your heart set on a different color. 

Customers adding a new line of service at Verizon can get the Pixel 6A completely free with a new line on a qualifying 5G unlimited plan. And if you’re an existing Verizon customer who qualifies for an upgrade, you can pick it up for $200 off. Both new and existing customers can save $220 on select smartwatches, though you’ll need a line of service for that as well.

If you don’t need the latest and greatest, Amazon is still offering some discounts on the previous-gen Pixel 6. Right now you can save $219 on the 128GB model and $372 on the 256GB model compared to the original list price. Amazon does have a few Pixel 6 Pro models in stock, but they’re either renewed or being sold through third-party retailers that we haven’t vetted, so we’d recommend steering clear. 

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