Google Pixel 10 price drops to Rs 66,999 on Amazon: Here is how to get the deal
Amazon Prime Day Sale is now live, and if you've been eyeing Google's latest Pixel phone, this could be the best time to buy it
Amazon Prime Day Sale is now live, and if you've been eyeing Google's latest Pixel phone, this could be the best time to buy it. Amazon has dropped the price of the Google Pixel 10 to Rs 66,999 from its launch price of Rs 79,999, giving buyers a straight discount of Rs 13,000. At this price, the Pixel 10 is much easier to recommend. Read Full Story The Pixel 10 delivers a polished Android experience, useful Gemini AI features, dependable battery life and a premium build. Add the Tensor G5 chipset and compact 6.3-inch display to the mix, and you've got one of the better flagship Android deals available during the Prime Day sale. Google Pixel 10 Amazon discount details Let's take a closer look at the deal. The Google Pixel 10 (12GB RAM + 256GB storage) is currently listed on Amazon for Rs 66,999, a flat discount of Rs 13,000 over its original retail price of Rs 79,999.
That's already a solid saving, but you can bring the price down even further if you have an old phone to trade in. Amazon is offering exchange benefits of up to Rs 41,000, depending on the model and condition of your existing device. The Prime Day listing also includes No Cost EMI options, select bank discounts and Amazon Pay cashback offers, making the deal even more appealing. Do note that the sale is exclusive to Amazon Prime members and is live now. What the Google Pixel 10 offers Now, let's talk about the phone itself. At this discounted price, the Pixel 10 is a much more compelling buy than it was at launch. During our review, we found that Google's latest flagship gets the fundamentals right. You can read our full review here: Google Pixel 10 review: AI smarts give it edge. But here's a quick rundown of what you can expect. The phone features a premium aluminium frame, a compact 6.3-inch display with vibrant colours and impressive brightness, excellent stereo speakers and one of the cleanest Android experiences you can get on a smartphone today.
The Pixel 10 is powered by Google's Tensor G5 chipset and runs Android 16 out of the box. Day-to-day performance was consistently smooth during our testing, whether we were multitasking, gaming, switching between apps or scrolling through social media. The phone also packs Google's latest Gemini AI features, including tools for writing, contextual suggestions and smarter assistance across the operating system. Unlike many AI features that can feel like gimmicks, Google's implementation in Pixel 10 series feels useful in everyday use. Battery life is another highlight. During our review, the 4,970mAh battery comfortably lasted a full day, typically delivering around 14 to 16 hours of usage before needing a recharge. The phone also supports wireless charging, adding to the overall convenience. The camera is perhaps the only area where the Pixel 10 doesn't quite stand out as much as some of its predecessors. That said, it still delivers sharp, colourful and reliable photos, backed by Google's excellent image processing.
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