Google cuts prices on refurbished Pixel 9 phones and offers free AI subscription
Google added the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL to its Certified Refurbished store. The lineup launched in 2024 at $799, but refurbished units now start at $499. The Pixel 9 Pro costs $649 and is available only in Hazel color with 128GB of storage; the Pixel 9 Pro XL costs $699 and comes in Hazel and Obsidian, with no 256GB option.
Key points
- Google drops refurbished Pixel 9 price to $499, down from $799 launch price.
- Refurbished Pixel 9 Pro and XL come in Hazel, Obsidian, 128GB storage, no 256GB option.
- New buyers get six months of Google AI Pro free, 2TB storage, until April 4, 2027.
Buyers of refurbished Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, and Pixel 8 Pro models also get six months of Google AI Pro for free, which includes 2TB of storage. The offer runs through April 4, 2027 and is only open to new subscribers; returning a device voids the promotion.
Google also adjusted pricing for its Pixel 8 family: the Pixel 8a now starts at $339, the Pixel 8 at $389, and the Pixel 8 Pro at $549.
Google cuts prices on refurbished Pixel 9 phones and throws in a free AI subscription to sweeten the deal
digitaltrends.com · 12 October 2026
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