The Google Pixel 8 Pro is now official and it’ll be on sale soon. Right now, you can place an order for one and get a free Pixel Watch 2 thrown in for good measure. That means that you’ll save $350 on the normal price you’d pay if you bought the two products separately, making this a huge discount.
This deal is available in multiple color and storage configurations including the base 128GB model. That means that you can now pay just $999 and get your hands on the lastest Pixel 8 Pro and the new Pixel Watch 2, all without doing anything special. That means that there are no discount codes or on-screen coupons here, and all you have to do is place the order.
Make sore to get that order in this weekend, though. The deal will end at 11:59pm PT on October 16, which means that you only have a handful of days left to place your order.
Buy: Google Pixel 8 Pro – Unlocked Android Smartphone – Obsidian – 256 GB with Pixel Watch 2: $999 | Original price: $1,350
The Pixel 8 Pro comes with a large 6.7-inch Super Actua display with a 120Hz variable refresh rate. On the inside, you’ll find a Google Tensor G3 chip while 5G support and strong battery life are a given.
The cameras are where the Pixel 8 Pro shines, thanks to four updated pro-level cameras, complete with Pixel’s best zoom ever. Pro controls unlock advanced settings and support full-resolution photos. Video quality is equally exceptional, recording sharp and smooth videos even in low-light conditions. The AI-powered Audio Magic Eraser reduces distracting background noises, such as car sounds and wind.
All of that plus a free Pixel Watch 2? You can’t go wrong so just make sure to pick your preferred colors before checking out.
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