[Update: Deals page is live, sales start 11/22] These are the Google Store's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals


Couldn't afford a Pixel 3 when it first came out? Google's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals significantly reduce the overall price of Google's latest smartphone in the US. Beginning with pre-Black Friday offers, Google has shared several new deals on its latest smartphone and other Made by Google products.
Pre-Black Friday and on the day itself, Google tells us it is offering the following (pretty impressive) Pixel 3 discounts:
  • Buy one Pixel 3 or 3 XL and get the second phone for up to 50 percent off (November 16th to 21st).
  • $150 discount on the Pixel 3, $200 discount on the Pixel 3 XL (November 22nd to 25th).
The above Black Friday deal brings the $799 64GB Pixel 3 to $649, and the $899 64GB Pixel 3 XL to $699.
On Cyber Monday (November 26th), a few more offers open up on the Google Store, just for the day. The deals include:
  • Buy a Pixel 3/3 XL and get a Home Hub ($149 regular price) for free, plus a $50 Google Store credit.
  • Save $60 on the Daydream View.
  • Save $20 on a My Case purchase.
  • Buy two Google Home Max speakers and save $150.
  • Save $129 on a bundle of the Google Home Hub, Google Home and Wifi 3-pack.
Additionally, Pixelbooks are discounted by $300 from November 18th to 28th, and Google Clips wireless smart cameras are 50 percent off from November 18th to 26th.
There are no links to the specific deals yet, but we will update this post when the promotions go live on the days mentioned above.
Take a closer look at Google's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals
Google's deals page is now live on the Google Store. Most of the Black Friday deals go live on November 22nd, including Pixel 3 ($150 off), Pixel 3 XL ($200 off), Home Hub ($50 off), and Home Mini ($24 off) among others.
There is one early deal live right now, however — you can already get up to 50% off a second Pixel 3 or 3 XL when you buy one at full price. To see Google's other live deals, including lots of smart home bundles, take a look here.
Edit: It's worth noting the actual discount you get with different combinations, see below (for the base models). Basically, you have to include an XL to get the full 50% off.
  • 2 x Pixel 3 — $799 each — $350 off — 43.8% off Pixel 3
  • 1 x Pixel 3 + 1 x Pixel 3 XL — $799 and $899 — $400 off (175+225) — 50% off Pixel 3
  • 2 x Pixel 3 XL — $899 each — $450 off = 50% off Pixel 3 XL
On Cyber Monday, bundle discounts will take over. All Pixel 3 purchases will come with a free Home Hub as well as a $50 Google Store credit. You can also save $129 if you buy Google Home, Home Hub, and Google WiFi 3-pack. Finally, you can save $150 when you buy two Google Home Max, which is better than the $50 individual discount on them for Black Friday — so if you want to go big and combine two for an awesome stereo speaker system, Monday is the time to get them.

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