Pixel 10 line discounted on Prime Day, Pro Fold hits shelves amid bug

Amazon and several carriers rolled out steep discounts on Google’s Pixel 10 family during this week’s Prime Big Deal Days, while Google’s high-end Pixel 10 Pro Fold reached retail shelves and the company acknowledged a software bug affecting telephoto video stabilization across the Pixel 10 line. The sales runs through the Prime event and some carrier promotions vary by plan and trade‑in.

Amazon’s Prime Day pricing cut the Pixel 10 128 gigabyte model to about $649 from $799, the Pixel 10 Pro to roughly $799 from $999, and the Pixel 10 Pro XL (256GB) to about $949 from $1,199, with some higher-capacity and colorway variants marked down as well. The Pixel 9a and other midrange Pixel models were also offered at their lowest prices yet for Prime members. These offers are restricted to Prime subscribers and are time limited.

The Pixel 10 series ships with Google’s Tensor G5 system on a chip, adaptive OLED displays up to 6.8 inches, 120 hertz refresh rates, upgraded camera arrays—including a telephoto on the base Pixel 10—and the company’s Gemini AI features and PixelSnap Qi2 magnetic charging. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold, which went on sale on October 9, starts at $1,799 for the 256GB...