The Pixel 10 just became ridiculously affordable thanks to T-Mobile's Mint
Mint Mobile's latest deal may make you rethink what a great promo really looks like.
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We're talking about $830 in total savings here! | Image by PhoneArena
Why the Pixel 10, though, now that the Pixel 11 is just around the corner? Well, the Pixel 11 certainly won't start at $650 off. In fact, Google has already admitted the upcoming series will debut at a higher asking price. The "base" model might start at $899 this year, and it'll take quite some time until the device goes on sale.
Meanwhile, the Pixel 10 punches way above its weight for the current price. The device packs a 6.3-inch OLED display, giving you beautiful visuals and rich colors.
Thanks to the Tensor G5 chip, you can browse the web, stream videos, and more without any stutter. Plus, the Google in-house processor enables a slew of AI features that can make your experience even more seamless.
As if that's not enough, the Pixel 10 is the first of its kind to feature a telephoto camera. It comes with a 48MP main camera on the rear, coupled with a 10.8MP 5x zoom sensor and a 13MP ultra-wide unit, helping you capture different moments with greater detail.
As my colleague noted in our Pixel 10 review, the device stands out with a solid battery life as well. We've measured that it can last a hefty 21 hours with nonstop browsing, beating its predecessor.
While Mint Mobile's $650 discount makes the Pixel 10 impossible to resist, what really seals the deal for me is that the prepaid carrier also slashes 50% off its unlimited data plan.
Instead of paying $360 for a full year of unlimited talk, text, and data on the T-Mobile network, you can now get it for just $180. Coupled with extra perks like free calls to Canada, Mexico, and the UK, this option is perfect for users who have already tried and are happy with the T-Mobile coverage in their region.
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