Google is offering renewed Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 series devices at up to 40% off as part of its new Certified Refurbished Phone program.

While those prices cover 128GB models, Google spokesperson Patrick Seybold told The Verge via email that its refurbished section will offer other storage tiers, as well. You might find older Pixels for even cheaper elsewhere,

Google now directly sells certified refurbished Pixel phones at up to 40% off their original price. The program is available exclusively through the Google Store and features Pixel phones from the Pixel 6 series onwards, letting you get a pre-loved unit at a fraction of the cost of a new phone.

Google has started selling certified refurbished Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 phones starting at just $249 for the Pixel 6a.

If you have been eyeing to buy certified refurbished Pixel phones, this is your time. Starting today, Google is selling the refurbished Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and Pixel 6 series phones in the US. The company has also added a dedicated section in the Google Store to sell these refurbished phones.

For the very latest iPhones, you can try Swappa to get a used device at a discount. Note, however, that Swappa operates more like eBay and other auction sites than a traditional online retailer, so you're less likely to get a proper manufacturer warranty with its listings.

Most significantly, the Pixel 7a is the first of Google's A-series phones to add wireless charging support. It's a nice bonus, even if it's not quite as fast as on Google's pricier flagships. The lower speed means finding a wireless charger that gives you the best bang for your buck can be trickier since many will deliver more power than the Pixel 7a can use.

Next year, we’re expecting a huge leap in Tensor for Pixel smartphones. But the year after could see another big leap, this time for wearables. As Google is expected to start using a custom Tensor chip for its Pixel Watches in 2026 with the Pixel Watch 5.