30/11/2025 6:09 pm
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Anyone else planning ahead for Google Pixel 9 Cyber Monday deals in 2025?
I’m currently using a Pixel 6 that’s starting to feel a bit sluggish (battery isn’t great anymore and the camera is acting weird in low-light). I’ve been holding off upgrading because I’m really interested in the Pixel 9, but I don’t want to pay full launch price if I can avoid it.
For anyone who’s followed Pixel launches and Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals in previous years: what kind of discounts or bundles should I expect for the Pixel 9 on Cyber Monday 2025, and where do you think the best place will be to buy (Google Store vs big retailers vs carriers)?
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30/11/2025 10:52 pm
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01/03/2026 11:11 pm
Re: "Check this link for Cyber Monday deals: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=dp&BI=8941&KBID=10361&SID=12345&DFF=d5 0"
- I am actually a bit wary of going the online warehouse route for something this expensive. I know it sounds kinda paranoid, but I have seen too many stories of empty boxes or shipping damage lately.
- physical stores allow for immediate hardware inspection
- carrier locations usually have better warranty support in person
- no risk of porch pirates or lost packages I ended up getting my current setup from a local shop after an online order I placed years ago vanished in transit. It took me nearly a month of arguing with customer service to get my money back. Since then, I find that going to a brick-and-mortar place is just a more reliable way to handle an upgrade. Its a decent option if you want to be 100% sure you are getting what you paid for the day you buy it. Sometimes the online deals arent worth the stress if the delivery goes sideways tho...
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01/12/2025 9:45 am
Check this link for Cyber Monday deals: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=dp&BI=8941&KBID=10361&SID=12345&DFF=d50
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23/02/2026 2:28 am
Just catching up on this thread. Honestly - from a reliability standpoint
- I usually suggest going through the official Google Store if u can. Third-party retailers are okay for a quick save, but when it comes to battery health and long-term hardware support, going direct is usually safer for RMAs and stuff. I am a bit technical about this - maybe too much - but here are some resources to help u decide:
- Use CamelCamelCamel or Keepa to track price history so u dont get tricked by fake markups.
- Check the Google trade-in portal because they often give way more value for older tech than big retailers.
- Look into the official hardware support docs to see how they handle warranty claims on newer units. Basically, just go with Google and u cant go wrong. I think sticking with the manufacturer directly is the best direction for hardware stability. Not 100% sure if the 2025 deals will be better than what we see now, but tracking the data is the way to go.
