You’d be nuts to miss this $849 Pixel 9 Pro deal

Google’s Pixel 9 Pro is easily one of the best smartphones out right now, and you can save hundreds on it through this deal at Amazon if you hurry. Since this is a limited-time deal, it’s not clear how long it will last, but chances are it won’t be too long. It’s also worth noting that this deal is for the 256GB model. The other storage size options are also on sale, but this one has the best discount. Normally, the 256GB model would cost you $1,099. Having said that, you can currently pick it up for $849. That saves you $250. It’s also very near the all-time low price of $799 that we saw back in March.

The Google Pixel 9 Pro is Google’s smartest phone yet, thanks to all of the Gemini-infused features, the AI-powered camera features, and of course, the Android 15 software. Speaking of software, this phone will get seven years of software updates. And not just security updates, either. But seven years of OS version updates, security updates, and feature drops. That means this Pixel 9 Pro will be on Android 22 before you truly need to upgrade it.

The Pixel 9 Pro comes with a 6.3-inch Super Actua display, which gets super bright even in direct sunlight. So, you should never really have trouble seeing anything on the display, even in bright situations. Google says it comes with a 24-hour battery, but it should easily last you longer than that. That will depend on how you use the phone, of course.

This phone also takes some of the best smartphone pictures out there, and thanks to Gemini, you can use those pictures for things like figuring out what to make for dinner. You can just snap a photo of the ingredients in your fridge, ask Gemini what to cook, and it’ll tell you what you need and give you some recipe ideas. It’s pretty cool. Plus, if you have a phone to trade in, you could end up saving hundreds more on the Pixel 9 Pro than this deal price offers.

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