$200 off has pushed the Pixel 10 to under $600, putting Google's phone into mid-range pricing territory despite flagship-style features.
The deal stands out because all color options are discounted, while the phone still offers a 6.3-inch OLED display, 120Hz refresh rate and all-day 4,970mAh battery.
Google is also leaning on AI features to offset the Tensor chip's weaker raw power, including Camera Coach and Add Me for group photos.
A 48MP main camera, 10.8MP telephoto and 13MP ultrawide setup helps make the Pixel 10 a stronger value play for buyers focused on photography without paying flagship prices.
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