Verizon is no stranger to great Google Pixel deals, but a bundle promotion that gets you up to $2,300 of free Android devices? That's no small feat. Weeks ahead of Black Friday, if you order the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL and Google Pixel Watch 5 together with qualified service plans, Verizon will hook you up with the phone, the watch, AND a pair of Pixel Buds 2a, all at no cost to you. Of course, deals like this generally involve a lot of fine print, so let's break it all down.
- Display dimensions
- 20:9
- Display resolution
- 1344 x 2992
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is a sophisticated flagship phone with a 6.8-inch AMOLED display, powerful Tensor G6 chipset, and some of the best cameras in the business. Buy the XL from Verizon with a new line on the Simplicity plan and the carrier will give you the phone for free AND hook you up with a free Google Pixel Watch 5 (with service plan). Once you receive the watch, you'll be able to redeem a free pair of Pixel Buds 2a in the myVerizon app.
In order to get the bundle savings, you'll start by adding both the and (LTE) to your Verizon cart. The phone will need a new or upgraded line on the carrier's Simplicity plan, while the LTE watch simply needs any service plan starting at $7.50 per month (with AutoPay).
Order those two devices together with their corresponding service plans and Verizon will hook you up with enough promo credits over 36 months to make the phone and the smartwatch completely free. Once your Google Pixel Watch 5 arrives in the mail, head into the myVerizon app within 48 hours and you'll be able to redeem a free pair of earbuds (an additional $129 value). It's as simple as that.
Of course, the crux of the deal is Verizon's new Simplicity plan. Starting at $45 per month for a single line (before AutoPay is applied), the Simplicity plan comes with unlimited talk, text, and 5G Ultra Wideband data, in addition to 10GB of mobile hotspot data and the ability to upgrade to a new phone every year for a small fee.
Is this bundle deal for everyone? Probably not; you'll still need to pay for the service lines and it doesn't offer as much flexibility as buying devices unlocked. But if you want to get fully equipped with Pixel tech this holiday season, now's your chance to get three of Google's most popular Android devices for as little cash as possible. Just make sure you have plenty of Verizon coverage in your area before you commit.