If your employer offers the Telus Exclusive Partner Program (EPP), you can get a pretty good deal on Google’s latest Pixel 9 Pro smartphone.
According to the Telus EPP site in Ontario, a RFD user says the Pixel 9 Pro 128GB in Obsidian, Hazel, or Porcelain, can be obtained for $763 on a 24-month term.
How? Financing the device works out to $18.46 per month on Bring-it-Back (essentially the Telus phone leasing program), paired with a $40/100GB 5G+ plan.
After two years, you can pay $200 and then keep the Pixel 9 Pro. That works out to $763.04 for the Pixel 9 Pro after two years, saving you $586 off the current retail price of $1,349, or 43% off. Not too shabby at all for a phone that just came out.
Telus regular pricing for the 128GB Pixel 9 Pro is $1,580, but the EPP site shows a $125 credit, plus $812 in smartphone discounts, and a $200 Bring-it-Back savings, for $1,137 in total discounts. The Bring-it-Back repayment amount is $443.
Some Telus business customers also noted the Pixel 9 Pro is also available to them, with one RFD user saying their $36/250GB Canada-US-Mexico plan works with the deal.
You may want to log into your Telus EPP portal to see if your plan applies to any Pixel 9 Pro deals.
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Thx but I'm happy with my fold6. I hope apple comes out with a foldable phone this thing is game changer