Here's how to get a free Google Pixel 10 Pro from Verizon
SAVE $999: Verizon is offering a free Google Pixel 10 Pro to all new and existing customers with an Unlimited Ultimate plan when trading in a Google, Apple, Motorola, or Samsung phone in any condition.
The new Google Pixel 10 Pro is a great option if you're in need of a phone upgrade. For years now, Google's Pixel lineup has given us awesome Android options like the Google Pixel 9a, which landed itself on the Mashable list of the best phones of 2025. But if you're interested in the latest and greatest model, listen up, because you could be in line for a free phone.
New and existing Verizon customers can snag a free Google Pixel 10 Pro with the carrier's Unlimited Ultimate plan when you trade in a Google, Apple, Motorola, or Samsung phone in any condition. Overall, that puts you in line to save $999 on the free Google Pixel 10 Pro.
The Verizon Unlimited Ultimate plan comes with perks like access to 5G, unlimited mobile hotspot data, and unlimited international data should your travel plans take you abroad.
The lineup of Google Pixel 10 devices is packed with AI upgrades like voice translation, AI camera features, and the Take a Message option, to name a few. The Google Pixel 10 Pro has some pretty nice specs like a 6.3-inch display with 1280x2856 resolution and 3,300 nits at peak brightness. Google mentions the 4,870mAh battery will be capable of at least 30 hours of life before it'll need to recharge.
In terms of the Pixel 10 Pro's camera, Mashable Tech Reporter Alex Perry is optimistic. "The cameras this year haven't undergone huge (or any) changes in terms of megapixel counts, but one big thing Google did is increase Super Res Zoom capabilities from 30x all the way to 100x," wrote Perry in the Pixel 10 announcement recap. "We'll see how that works in practice, but given the excellent telephoto zoom quality on previous Pixel phones, this is potentially very exciting."
If you're looking to snag a free Google Pixel 10 Pro, sign on with Verizon's Unlimited Ultimate plan, trade in your old phone, and you'll be on your way to Android bliss.
Lauren Allain is a freelance journalist covering deals at Mashable. She graduated from Western Washington University with a B.A. in journalism and holds an M.B.A from Webster Leiden. You can find more of her work online from publications including Reader’s Digest, U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Refined, and more. When she’s not writing, Lauren prefers to be outside hiking, bouldering, swimming, or searching for the perfect location for all three.
