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I went looking for the best Prime Day bargains on Google hardware, and these are the winners

Prime Day discounts are hitting everything from Pixel phones to Nest cameras and the Pixel Watch 4. After digging through the listings, these are the deals that stood out the most.

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Some Prime Day deals feel like discounts in name only, but after digging through this year’s sale, I found a few Google deals that are genuinely worth your attention. Several Pixel 10 models are seeing triple-digit price cuts, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is at its lowest price yet, and a few Nest products are available at prices that are actually hard to ignore. Whether you’re looking for a new smartphone, smartwatch, streaming device, or smart home upgrade, these are the Google deals I’d recommend before Prime Day wraps up on June 26.

Pixel 10a

Google’s latest budget Pixel remains one of the easiest phones to recommend, and both storage variants are discounted for Prime Day. The 128GB model is down to $399 ($100 off), while the 256GB version is available for $499 ($100 off). With Google’s clean Android experience, excellent cameras for the price, and seven years of software support, the Pixel 10a continues to hit the sweet spot for value, especially at these discounted prices.

Pixel 10

The standard Pixel 10 is seeing one of the biggest discounts in Google’s phone lineup. The 128GB version in Lemongrass is available for just $534 ($265 off), while the other colors have dropped to $549 ($250 off). If you want more storage, the 256GB version in Obsidian is available for $634 ($265 off). In our review, we called it “exactly the Google phone you want,” praising its photography chops, useful AI features, and reliable flagship experience. At this price, it’s an easy recommendation for anyone who wants a premium Android phone without stepping up to Pro pricing.

Pixel 10 Pro

If you’re after the full Pixel flagship experience, the Pixel 10 Pro is hard to ignore this Prime Day. The 128GB and 256GB variants are both $315 off, bringing them down to $684 and $784, respectively, while the 512GB model is available for $919 ($300 off). Like the standard Pixel 10, it offers excellent cameras, paired with a stunning OLED display and useful AI features. At these prices, it’s one of the strongest Android deals of Prime Day 2026.

Pixel 10 Pro XL

For those who prefer a bigger screen, the Pixel 10 Pro XL is down to $889 for the 256GB version, a $310 discount from its launch price. It delivers the same flagship camera system, AI features, and software experience as the Pixel 10 Pro, but with a larger display that’s better suited for media consumption and gaming.

Pixel 10 Pro Fold

Google’s foldable has received a substantial Prime Day discount. The 256GB Pixel 10 Pro Fold is available for $1,399 ($400 off), while the 512GB model in Jade has dropped to $1,519 ($400 off). In our testing, we found it offered a more premium feel and better overall refinement than its predecessor, though its size and weight remain its biggest drawbacks. At $400 off, however, these compromises are easy to overlook.

Pixel Watch 4

The Pixel Watch 4 has also received a healthy Prime Day discount. The 45mm Wi-Fi model is now available for $319.99 ($80 off), and it’s one of the better smartwatch deals of the event. It introduced slimmer bezels, improved battery life, and a more refined Wear OS experience, making it Google’s most complete smartwatch yet.

Google Nest Cam Indoor (Wired)

Google’s wired indoor security camera is down to $69.99 ($30 off) for Prime Day. It’s an easy addition to your Google Home setup, offering continuous monitoring, smart alerts, and seamless integration with Google’s smart home ecosystem. If you want an affordable way to keep tabs on pets, packages, or the front hallway, this is the Nest camera to buy.

Google Nest Cam Outdoor (Wired, 2nd Gen)

If you need outdoor coverage, the Nest Cam Outdoor is currently $117.99 ($32 off). Built to withstand the elements, it offers the same smart notifications and Google Home integration as its indoor counterpart, making it a solid option for monitoring driveways, backyards, and entry points.

Google Nest Cam with Floodlight

The biggest Nest discount of the bunch belongs to the Nest Cam with Floodlight, which is down to $159.99 ($120 off). Combining a security camera with powerful built-in floodlights, it’s designed to illuminate and monitor outdoor spaces at the same time. At more than $100 off, it’s one of the best smart home deals in Google’s Prime Day lineup.

Google TV Streamer 4K

Google’s latest streaming box is also on sale, and is available for $74.99 ($25 off), making it an easy upgrade for anyone still using an older Chromecast or streaming stick. The Google TV Streamer delivers a faster Google TV experience while doubling as a smart home hub for compatible Google Home devices.

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From the Pixel 10 series to Nest cameras and the Pixel Watch 4, Google’s best hardware is seeing some meaningful discounts this Prime Day. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade, these deals make a compelling case to do so before the sale ends.

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