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The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have been available for purchase for a couple of weeks now, but as with so many gadgets these days, they can be difficult to find. Even if you can spot some in stock, finding the right storefront to buy from is a challenge in and of itself — especially as retailers and carriers throw deals, bundles, and countless trade-in offers your way.

If you've checked out our reviews and you're ready to buy a Pixel 6 or 6 Pro, here's where you might be able to find them in stock.

Where to buy

Generally speaking, both phones can be hard to come by if you're looking to shop through Amazon or Best Buy. Thankfully, carriers — not to mention the Google Store — have a decent amount in stock, especially if you aren't concerned about color or storage quotas. Here's what we've spotted so far.

Pixel 6

Google Store / Google Fi

Pixel 6 Pro

Google Store / Google Fi

Google

It’s a Pixel phone, right? Buying directly from Google might be your best bet for getting it to ship as fast as possible — if you can get through the broken store interface, that is. You can buy both devices right now for their usual prices — $599 for the smaller model, $899 for the Pro — but if you have a device to trade-in, you can save up to $660 on the purchase of your device.

Here’s a selection of some recent popular devices worth trading in. These price ranges are for the smaller Pixel 6 — Google is offering higher different values when buying the Pixel 6 Pro.

  • iPhone 12 Pro Max - $308 - $633
  • iPhone 12 - $248 - $453
  • Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G - $269 - $494
  • Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G - $263 - $473
  • OnePlus 9 Pro - $307.50 - $445
  • LG Wing 5G - $87.50 - $175
  • Pixel 5 - $241 - $366
  • Pixel 4a 5G - $182.50 - $245
  • Pixel 4a - $112.50 - $165
  • Pixel 4 XL - $104 - $194
  • Pixel 4 - $96.50 - $159

Not too shabby, right? While you can probably make a little more cash by selling your phone, it's a whole lot easier to just send your device in directly to Google.

Amazon

Amazon is currently out of stock available for both phones, so you'll have to look through other retailers or carriers.

Best Buy

It wouldn’t be a new gadget if it weren't coming to Best Buy. You can score a Pixel 6 or 6 Pro for the usual prices, but only carrier models are available right now.

B&H Photo

Believe it or not, B&H actually had its pre-order links up before Amazon or Best Buy. If you spot limited stock in other stores, it's a great way to snatch one up for yourself.

Carriers

Some of the best deals on recent flagship smartphones have come through carrier channels, as companies like AT&T and Verizon have tried to get consumers back to buying their phones directly through their cell providers. As expected, all three carriers are putting out some big credits for the Pixel 6 phones.

AT&T

Both devices are up right now, but the best deals are exclusive to unlimited subscribers. AT&T will give you up to $700 off the Pixel 6 Pro with an eligible trade-in, bringing the price down as low as $6.67 per month on a 36-month installment plan. Those interested in the smaller model can score one for just $15 per month over 36 months, for a total of $540 — no trade-in required.

AT&T is also offering 50% off Google-branded accessories with the purchase of any Pixel device, now through November 18th. Pick yourself up a charger — you know, since one isn't included in the box — or one of those fancy new cases.

Google Fi

Although Google Fi's pre-order discounts ended in early November, customers can still find both phones in stock and ready to go right now.

Verizon

Google’s original partner for the Pixel series may no longer have an exclusive contract, but that doesn’t mean it’s not offering some great deals. Verizon will grant you up to $700 off your new phone when activating a new line on a "Premium Unlimited" plan, or $350 off if you're upgrading — though you'll need to trade in a device to qualify. Most recent devices from Samsung, Apple, Motorola, LG, OnePlus, and Google fit the bill for this discount.

T-Mobile

Ah, the Un-carrier. If you’re a T-Mobile subscriber, you have a couple of options for orders. If you trade in a qualifying device while on a Magenta Max, the smaller Pixel 6 is completely free, while the larger Pixel 6 Pro can be yours for as much as $900 off. You'll want to check out T-Mobile's website to see all applicable phones, but if you're an avid Android fan, you probably have one of these lying around the house.

Visible

Although Visible is only selling the 128GB versions of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, if you can make do with a smaller storage allocation, it might be worth buying through Verizon's latest subsidiary. In place of trade-in values, you can grab a $200 gift card for your choice of retailer — including Amazon, Best Buy, and more. You'll need to switch to Visible and be a paying subscriber for three months, but if you don't have a device worth trading in, this is a hard deal to beat. Check out the full terms and conditions here.

UPDATE: 2021/11/12 14:00 EST BY WILL SATTELBERG

In-stock listings

We've updated this guide with information on where you can find the phones in stock.