For anyone looking to upgrade to one of Google’s latest Pixel phones, we’ve got you covered with the best deals out there.
When it comes to Android phones, very few companies can boast the same skills as Google. Sure, Samsung puts out some of the best hardware in this area and if you have the money for it then the Galaxy S23 Ultra is easily the top-tier Android phone to get but for most people, Google’s Pixel phones are a better bet.
The reason for this is that, compared to most other flagship devices, the latest Pixel 7 phones are comparatively cheap. Just as an example, the Pixel 7 has an RRP of £599 while the entry level Galaxy S23 and iPhone 14 both come with a much higher price tag of £849.
Not only is the price a key consideration but because Pixel phones are made by Google, they come with the cleanest version of Android out there which is as close an experience to iOS as you’re likely to find outside of Apple’s ecosystem.
If you want to get straight to the best Pixel deals available then just keep reading on, but if you’re still not sure about which phone you’d like to get then you can also check out our guides for the best iPhone deals and the best Samsung Galaxy deals to see what else is currently going.
Pixel 7 Pro Deals
The current top of the line from all of Google’s handsets, the Pixel 7 Pro is a beast of a phone. These are the best deals running for the device right now.
Get the Pixel 7 Pro with 50GB of data for less than the RRP of the phone
Sign up for the Pixel 7 Pro on contract, with 50GB of data, for a total cost of £750.76. That’s less than the phone’s RRP when buying outright.
- Mobiles.co.uk
- £79 upfront
- £27.99/month
Pixel 7 Pro SIM-Free Bargain
If you want to bring your existing SIM to the Pixel 7 Pro then this SIM-free offer is a winner.
- Amazon
- Was £899
- Now £627.12
Pixel 7 Deals
It might be the mid-level model in this year’s line-up but the Pixel 7 is no slouch and these deals make it even sweeter.
Pixel 7 with a massive 100GB of data
With a whopping 100GB for just £23 a month, you won’t find a better value Pixel 7 deal than this.
- Mobile Phones Direct
- No upfront cost
- Only £23/month
Pixel 7 SIM-Free Price Drop
The Pixel 7 was already sat at a competitive price, but with this discount it’s almost as cheap as the Pixel 7a.
- Amazon
- Was £599
- Now £469.50
Pixel 7a deals
The Pixel 7a may have the price tag of a mid-range phone but its camera set-up as well as its use of the super fast Tensor G2 chipset mean that you’re getting an overall experience that feels far more in line with some premium handsets. This is great for getting the most bang for your buck, and the Pixel 7a is easily the pick to go for if you want to keep your monthly outgoings down to a minimum.
Pixel 7a with 50GB data
This Pixel 7a deal offers tremendous value for money with plenty of data to get you by each month.
- Mobiles.co.uk
- £9 upfront
- Only £19.99/month
Pixel 7a with Pixel Buds and a 30W charger
Amazon’s got a massive discount on the perfect starter bundle for the Pixel 7a, included a much-needed 30W charger and a pair of Pixel Buds A-Series.
- Amazon
- Was £548.99
- Now £533
Pixel 6a Deals
The Pixel 6a is already designed for the budget-conscious but it’s now even cheaper thanks to these tempting offes.
Get the Pixel 6a on contract with 100GB of data for just £16 a month
Pick up a Pixel 6a on a 24 month Vodafone contract with 100GB of monthly data allowance for £16 month with no up front fee.
- Mobiles.co.uk
- 100GB data
- £16 a month with cash back
Pixel 6a SIM-Free Price Crash
SIM-Free, the Pixel 6a is now an absolute steal and a great pick as a cheap upgrade or a solid second phone.
- Amazon
- Was £399.99
- Now £285.82
Which Pixel phone should I get?
Because there’s a decent selection of Pixel phones on offer, you’d be forgiven for being a bit stumped over which one is right for you. If your budget can swing it, we’d recommend the Pixel 7 line above all else as they’re the most future-proof and up to date models, and that’s before mentioning all of the new camera features that they bring to the table.
If all you want is an affordable Pixel phone that gives you access to Google’s ecosystem without breaking the bank, then the Pixel 7a is easily our go-to in this category. For those in the middle who want flagship quality features but don’t want to spend quite as much as what the Pixel 7 line-up is asking for, then you’ll be best suited with the Pixel 6a which is still a great phone but now significantly reduced after being superseded.
Should I buy a Pixel or a Samsung phone?
For most people in the market for a high-end Android phone, the choice tends to boil down to either a Pixel device or a Samsung Galaxy phone. The problem here is that outside of the Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus, the rest of Samsung’s Galaxy line-up is very different to the Pixel range so a like-for-like comparison isn’t apt.
What it boils down to is the type of features you see yourself using on a daily basis. For instance, the Pixel range uses Google’s Tensor chipsets to make the most out of Google apps so if you’re knee-deep in that ecosystem then we’d recommend Google’s offering over Samsung.
Should I wait for the Pixel 8?
It’s understandable to wonder whether or not you should hold out for the next mainline smartphone (from any manufacturer) but in Google’s case, there’s really no need to wait. For starters, the Pixel 7 line-up only came out last October, which means that there’s a substantial wait time anticipated for Google’s follow-up.
Plus, at present, there’s very little about the Pixel 7 line that leaves us wanting, and with fairly regular Feature Drops from Google, the latest handsets continue to improve over time.
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Editorial independence means being able to give an unbiased verdict about a product or company, with the avoidance of conflicts of interest. To ensure this is possible, every member of the editorial staff follows a clear code of conduct.
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