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Prime Day is a great excuse to upgrade your phone and save some money, and there's a handful of deals still live after the event.

There's been great deals across many brands, including Apple and Samsung, but if Google is more your thing then check out this deal on the Google Pixel 8 Pro. Discounted by 35%, the phone is now priced at $649.

SEE ALSO: The best Apple Watches deals still live after October Prime Day

This phone features a bright 6.7-inch OLED display and a fantastic camera. You can snap pictures either on the 50 MP main camera or on the 48 MP ultra-wide lens camera. For its functionality, the phone uses Google’s latest processor, the Tensor G3 chip, ensuring a smooth and quick performance.

This however is not the latest of the Google Pixel range, with the Pixel 9 being released earlier this year (so sadly no discounts yet).

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But if the newest model isn't top on your priority list, we think the Pixel 8 Pro discount is well worth considering. But don't forget, Prime Day deals officially wrapped up at midnight, so act fast so you don't miss out.

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