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These Google Pixel 9 deals are still available but hurry some end today

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Today, August 28, marks the last day some of the best Google Pixel 9 deals will be available. For example, you can get excellent value for an old Pixel trade-in, up to $760 back, but only for a limited time.

As I said, that offer ends today along with a whole slew of others. Don’t worry, I’m going to call those out for you. If you’ve been on the fence about upgrading or waiting a little longer, this might be your sign to go for it. These aren’t the only deals that are available but they are some of the best ones, especially since a lot of them stack on top of other offers.

What Google Pixel 9 deals are ending soon?

Unfortunately, you only have until the end of the day today, August 28, to capitalize on a lot of these offers through the Google Store. If you’re interested, I wouldn’t wait.

  • Get an extra $500 back on Google Pixel 9 phones when you join Google Fi Wireless (offer stacks) — Ends August 28
  • Get up to $760 back with eligible trade-in and purchase of new Pixel 9 phones — Ends August 28
  • Get $100 in Google Store Credit when you buy a Pixel 9 — Ends August 28
  • Get $200 in Google Store credit when you buy a Pixel 9 Pro or Pixel 9 Pro XL — Ends August 28
  • Get 10% off eligible purchases when you verify with ID.me — Ends August 31

Of course, there are other deals available at the Google Store and it’s likely they’ll refresh some offers, although we don’t know which ones will stick around. Some notables include deals on the new Pixel Watch 3, Nest Thermostat and Nest smart home products, Pixel Buds Pro 2, and more.

Why shop these Pixel 9 deals over others?

It really depends on what you’re looking for and what kind of offers you want to use. For example, the various phone carriers will have their own, separate offers, which you can leverage as a new or existing customer. You may not have an upgrade available or you may find deals that stack at the Google Store versus other options. Google’s excellent store credit offers allow you to bank some rewards that you can use for future purchases, like earbuds, smartwatches, and even smart home equipment.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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