Deal | Google Pixel 6 with 128 GB drops to all-time low on Amazon

Although Android 12 has lost its status of "latest Google mobile operating system release" over a year ago, the Pixel 6 remains a relevant smartphone, especially when carrying a tempting price tag. Introduced at the end of October 2021, the Google Pixel 6 had a list price of US$599, which is also the current list price on Amazon for the 128 GB model. However, Camelcamelcamel's price tracking recorded an all-time high of US$608.99 on August 1, 2023, and a previous all-time low of US$399 which has been replaced by the ongoing US$359.84 deal (40% discount).

According to our in-depth review, the Google Pixel 6 was a reasonably-priced handset with a unique design and "an enormously long update promise" of half a decade in late 2021, when it visited our labs. Now, that update period is down to roughly three years, which should be reasonable considering the device's price and specs alongside the overall user experience.

The discounted model comes in Stormy Black finish. Its Sorta Seafoam sibling, on the other hand, only gets a 30% discount, so it goes for US$419.50. The 256 GB model is no longer in stock, sadly. Last but not least, those who have no problems with used products can get the 128 GB Kinda Coral variant for US$269.99.   

Buy the Google Pixel 6 (Unlocked, 128 GB, Stormy Black) on Amazon

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