Google Pixel 10 price drops to Rs 69,958 on Amazon India — down Rs 10,041 from its Rs 79,999 launch price. That’s a flat discount of over 12%, and it’s live before the Amazon Great Indian Festival officially begins on October 8. Digit reports the deal is limited-time and may end without notice, especially given ongoing global chipset shortages, which make timely purchases more urgent for buyers on tight timelines. The drop applies across all variants, though Digit doesn’t specify whether storage or RAM tiers affect eligibility. Buyers can further reduce the net effective price using bank and card offers: Prime members with an Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card get an extra 5% off. Non-Prime users receive 3%. No-cost EMIs start at Rs 2,460 per month. A detail Digit confirms but does not attribute to any specific bank or tenure. Exchange options are also active: depending on brand, model and working condition of your old device, Amazon says you can get up to Rs 45,000 in trade-in value. That’s not guaranteed, it’s conditional, and Digit notes the figure varies case by case. This isn’t just a flash sale. It’s a pre-festival pricing shift. A signal that Amazon is front-loading deals to capture early demand. And it’s notable because the Pixel 10 remains one of the few Android flagships in India with full Google AI integration out of the box: Gemini-powered features, real-time translation in Google Translate, cloud-synced Drive documents, and on-device language models tuned for Indian accents and multilingual inputs. The hardware backs it up: Tensor G5 chip, up to 12GB RAM, up to 256GB storage, and a 4,970 mAh battery supporting both 30W wired and 15W wireless charging. Its 6.3-inch OLED display hits 3,000 nits peak brightness and refreshes at 120Hz, specs Digit highlights alongside Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for screen protection. Camera-wise, it carries a 48MP main sensor with macro focus, a 13MP ultrawide, and a 10.8MP telephoto with true 5× optical zoom. Not digital crop. The front camera is 10.5MP. Digit calls the sub-Rs 70,000 price point ‘a steal’, especially with stacking discounts. But it also cautions: if you’re not in immediate need, waiting until October 8 could yield deeper cuts, or bundled offers with accessories or subscriptions. Either way, this move confirms Amazon’s intent to push Pixel volume ahead of festival season. And gives buyers their first real chance to land the phone well below launch MSRP. The next checkpoint? Thursday morning.