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Google Pixel 6 deals are already here

Updated Nov 22, 2023 - Where should you look for the best Pixel 6 deals this year for Black Friday? Back Market has you covered with great discounts that you don't have to wait for. Here's how much you can expect to spend on a Google Pixel 6 this Holiday season.

Biggest Black Friday Google Pixel 6 deals in 2023

Based on past trends, we can expect to see plenty of network carriers and retailers slash their prices for this model. For example, Amazon currently has an unlocked Pixel 6 128 GB  smartphone starting around $230, while Best Buy has the same Pixel starting around $220. You can expect to see similar Black Friday and Cyber Monday pricing for the Pixel 6 in the low to high $200's at other popular retailers this year. That's about a 37% discount compared to the original Pixel 6 price at $599.

Alternatively, you can find even lower prices at Back Market, where they specialize in renewed and refurbished products. Currently, you can find the Pixel 6 Unlocked starting at $207 on Back Market or about an additional 6% discount compared to Best Buy's Black Friday sales. You'll also get free standard shipping, a 1-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee with every purchase, making Back Market one of the best places to find the biggest Pixel 6 discounts this Black Friday.

Where to find the best Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro Black Friday deals?

In addition to the retailers we mentioned above, you might also find some deals involving carrier networks like Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T. For example, Phone Arena reported a $49 Pixel 6a deal with the purchase of a Verizon plan at Best Buy. While these deals might look appealing, you end up paying more in the long run or getting locked into a long-term contract, limiting your network flexibility.

If you're looking to score an unlocked Google Pixel deal, your best option to get the most savings is to buy from a refurbished retailer like we mentioned above. Back Market has the Pixel 6a Unlocked starting at $185, which is a great deal that gives you the flexibility to activate the phone under any phone network without a long-term contract.

If you prefer to wait a few days to see day of Black Friday prices on other retailers, then that's great too. Back Market have competitive discounts all year long, no just on Black Friday, so you can always come back to shop with them any time.

Which Pixel 6 phone should I get?

If you're happy with the Google Pixel 6 deals that you've seen and are ready to make a decision, you might still be caught up wondering which model you should get. Here are the main specification differences between the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro to help you decide:

Pixel 6 vs Pixel 6 Pro Technical Specs

Specifications

Refurbished Google Pixel 6

Refurbished Google Pixel 6 Pro

Price on Back Market

*updated Nov 22, 2023

From $168*

From $198*

Screen Size

6.4-inch

6.7-inch

Processor

Google Tensor with Titan M2

Google Tensor with Titan M2

RAM

8GB

12GB

Storage

128GB

|

256GB

128GB

|

256GB

|

512GB

Rear Cameras

50MP wide-angle (ƒ/1.85), 12MP ultrawide (ƒ/2.2)

50MP wide-angle (ƒ/1.85), 12MP ultrawide (ƒ/2.2), 48MP telephoto (ƒ/3.5)

Front Camera

8MP (ƒ/2.0), 84-degree field of view

11.1MP (ƒ/2.2), 94-degree field of view

Zoom

7x Super Res digital

4x optical and 20x Super Res digital

Video

Rear: 4K and 1080p 

Front: 1080p at 30fps

Rear: 4K and 1080p 

Front: 4K at 30fps, 1080p at 30fps

Battery

4614 mAh

5003 mAh

Dimensions

6.2 x 2.9 x 0.4 inches

6.5 x 3 x 0.4 inches

Weight

7.3 ounces

7.4 ounces

Based on the specs alone, you can expect slightly better performance on the Google Pixel 6 Pro across numerous features when compared to the standard Pixel 6 version. The Pixel 6 Pro has a slightly bigger screen size, larger RAM size, additional storage version, additional telephoto camera of 48MP, bigger battery capacity etc. The technical specs on the Pixel 6 Pro are undoubtedly superior, but is it far ahead of the Pixel 6 and is the price increase worth it?

Based on the refurbished prices already mentioned on this article, you'll see that the Pixel 6 Pro will only cost as little as $30 more than the cost of the Pixel 6, which is absolutely worth the price to upgrade.

Lastly, consider that there is absolutely no difference in terms of performance when comparing refurbished with new. All the devices listed on our marketplace have been checked and restored with new parts by our experts to ensure many more years of usage. We back that with a 1-year warranty, so you can shop confidently knowing there are no risks involved.

Are Pixel 6 deals worth it in 2023?

Given that the Pixel 6 is now just 2 generations old after Google released the Pixel 8 earlier this year, it's absolutely worth it to find a deal for under $200. Back Market has the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro on sale for this price range, so it's worth shopping a few of the deals they have on site.

The newer Pixel 7 and Pixel 8 models have the upgrades that you'll usually see with newer generation phones like camera innovations, faster processors, improved battery life and software innovations like the introduction of AI integrations with the Pixel 8. However, even this year's biggest Black Friday Pixel deals will have you spending $549 on a Pixel 8, which is still $355 more than a deal on the Pixel 6a.

So if you have a smaller budget this Holiday season and still looking for a smartphone upgrade, then you'll be happy to find the Google Pixel 6 series under or around the $200 range at Back Market.

Pro tip: if you plan to buy a phone on Black Friday, sell your old smartphone to Back Market for cash to add to your Holiday shopping budget.

Miguel G.

Written by Miguel G.,  Sr. Tech Copywriter (US)

Miguel is always looking for new ways to provide unique perspective on popular tech and has taken his writing to the refurbished industry to promote sustainability. Outside of creating content, you might find him travelling the globe, coaching a fitness class, or cheering on his favorite sports teams (Go Dolphins!)

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