Amazon has cut the price of Google’s Pixel 9 Pro Fold to $1,199, a $600 reduction that marks the steepest drop since the foldable handset debuted at $1,799 in September 2024. The discount applies to the 256-gigabyte model and brings the device well below the $1,500 threshold it has rarely broken in previous promotions. The price move comes as part of a broader clearance on Google hardware. The standard Pixel 9 Pro is down by $400 to $599, and Google’s mid-range Pixel 9a and accessories such as Pixel Watch 3 have also received double-digit percentage cuts at Amazon and other major retailers. Retailers typically slash prices on outgoing models ahead of new product cycles, and Google is expected to unveil its Pixel 10 family—including the Pixel 10 Pro Fold—at the annual Made by Google event on Aug. 20. Industry watchers anticipate the next-generation foldable will launch around the same $1,799 price point, with availability rumored for October. The current markdown gives bargain-minded consumers a chance to enter the still-premium foldable market at a sizable discount, while allowing retailers to clear inventory before Google’s new lineup reaches stores.