Google is now offering certified refurbished Pixel phones directly through its online store in the U.S., giving users a more affordable way to own a “nearly-new” device. The refurbished models, ranging from the Pixel 6 series to the Pixel 7 lineup, are available at discounts of up to 40% off the original retail prices.

Refurbished models and prices

If you’ve been eyeing a Pixel but don’t want to pay for the latest models, this could be a solid option. Here’s how the refurbished prices stack up:

  • Pixel 6: $339 (originally $599)
  • Pixel 6 Pro: $539 (originally $899)
  • Pixel 6a: $249 (originally $449)
  • Pixel 7: $429 (originally $599)
  • Pixel 7 Pro: $629 (originally $899)

What to expect with refurbished Pixels

Google says these phones go through a rigorous inspection process, with all repairs done using authentic Google parts. Each device receives a fresh software update before shipping and is packaged in a new box along with a compatible charger.

The company promises the same one-year warranty and customer support that comes with new Pixels, ensuring buyers get peace of mind along with their refurbished purchase. The refurbished Pixel program is also part of Google’s sustainability efforts. All packaging is 100% plastic-free, aligning with the eco-friendly approach the company follows across its hardware products.

Additional perks

Buying directly from the Google Store comes with some perks, including free shipping, returns, and the option to finance the purchase at 0% APR for up to 36 months. Google will also continue to push feature updates to these devices through Pixel Drops, ensuring they stay relevant over time.

A great option for Pixel fans

With these refurbished devices, Google is offering a chance to own a high-quality phone without breaking the bank. If the model you’re after isn’t currently available, Google suggests checking back frequently, as the stock will be updated regularly. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly way to join the Pixel ecosystem, head over to the Google Store to explore the refurbished options.

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