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Hold up, Mint Mobile is currently selling the Google Pixel 10 for just $150 — and you don't even need to trade in

This record-beating deal might sell out, based on previous promos

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The prepaid carrier Mint Mobile has been making headlines recently with its huge discounts on the latest Android flagships. Last week, I was shouting out the carrier's $500 discount on the Samsung Galaxy S26 series, but I've just spotted another great option.

It's a record-breaking

650 upfront discount on the latest Google Pixel 10, which is just

150 at the carrier today without the need for trading in. While you'll still need a plan, Mint Mobile is also offering a full year of unlimited data for just

180. That means a device and plan for just

329 upfront.

Getting such a decent phone for so cheap isn't to be ignored, and these types of deals have been incredibly popular at Mint Mobile over the past few months. Just a few weeks ago, the Galaxy S26 series sold out at the carrier, so I wouldn't be surprised if this Pixel 10 series deal did too.

This particular deal is listed as exclusive to new customers, though, so you may be excluded if you already have a line with Mint Mobile. As always, these deals are very much aimed at people looking to bundle up one of the latest phones with a super-cheap plan that really undercuts the traditional big carriers.

Record-breaking Google Pixel 10 deal at Mint Mobile

Google Pixel 10: was

799 now

149, plus one year of unlimited data for

180 at Mint Mobile Mint Mobile's offered plenty of deals on the excellent Google Pixel 10 series recently, but none have come close to this week's record-beating discount. Right now, you can get a massive

650 off the device if you buy it upfront with a new plan. No trade-ins are needed at all here, and the carrier is also offering a full year of unlimited data for just

180 — that's just

15/mo on average.

See more: check out all of today's deals at Mint Mobile

While you can technically get the Pixel 10 alongside any plan at Mint Mobile, the carrier has every plan listed at $180, so it makes sense to go for the option that's usually the priciest. And, it's a good plan, too. You get unlimited talk, text, and 50GB of high-speed 5G data per month for one of the most competitive prices on the market.

Note, if you're just interested in the plan and not the phone, then Mint Mobile also has some great 'bring your own device' summer specials currently. I've listed those out, alongside today's deal on the Galaxy S26 series, just below.

Samsung Galaxy S26 series:

500 off, plus up to

400 off with a trade-in at Mint Mobile Mint Mobile's latest deal on the Galaxy S26 series is one of the best I've ever seen from the well-known prepaid carrier. Not only can you get a record-breaking

500 upfront discount on a brand new device, but you'll also get a full year of unlimited data for just

180 — that's half price. On top of that, you can also trade in for an additional discount of up to $400 off, which is enough to cover the entire cost of the standard Galaxy S26.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: was

1,300 now

1,100 Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus: was

1,100 now

600

Mint Mobile unlimited data plan: was

360 now

180 If you've been curious about trying Mint Mobile, then now's a great time to jump on board. The carrier has just brought back its best-ever deal on its already good-value unlimited plan. Right now, you can get a full year of service for just

180 upfront, which equates to half price and just

15/mo on average.

Alex is Tech Radar's retail editor, specializing in buying advice and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered major retail events in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on Tech Radar, T3, Games Radar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.

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