The best Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro deals in December 2024

We've rounded up all of the best Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro deals from the UK's top retailers into one handy, easy-to-navigate page right here. You'll find options for both cheap tariffs and the best prices for unlocked devices, so it's extremely easy to find exactly the Pixel 7 deal for your requirements on this handy page.

There's no doubt that, with the Pixel 7, Google has carved out a niche in the current mobile phone landscape. A seriously premium smartphone from one of the top brands that performs admirably but - and this is the crucial bit - doesn't cost a fortune. 

Having hit the shelves in October 2022, the starting price for these devices is the same as their predecessors - £599 for the Pixel 7 and £899 for the Pixel 7 Pro. Trust us when we say that they are very reasonable prices considering how good these Pixel phones are. They're certainly a lot cheaper than the starting prices for the equivalent phones in Apple and Samsung's respective line-ups. And there could be big reductions as part of Amazon Prime Day in the Amazon Prime Day phone deals.

Incremental improvement seems to be the general theme around new phone launches this year as Google has followed in the footsteps of Apple’s new iPhone 14, bringing out a Pixel 7 that isn’t entirely different from its predecessor. That said, there are still some decent upgrades - namely the new Tensor chipset that's hiding under the surface in both devices.

This second iteration Google's own-brand silicon helps super-charge the Pixel 7's excellent smart assistant integration and also enables some super handy computational photography features like Magic Eraser and Photo Unblur. Couple this with improved speech recognition and translation abilities and both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are both easily some of the best phones you can buy right now.

For more details on either device, head on over to our in-depth Google Pixel 7 review or Google Pixel 7 Pro review

Today's best Google Pixel 7 deals

Google Pixel 7: free pair of Pixel Buds Pro with select tariffs at Affordable Mobiles
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Google Pixel 7: free pair of Pixel Buds Pro with select tariffs at Affordable Mobiles
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The standard Google Pixel 7 is a fantastic option if you're looking for a fully-featured Android flagship that doesn't break the bank. A combination of an excellent design, powerful Tensor 2 chipset, and class-leading camera features makes it a superb all-rounder and a great choice for most users. Pair it up with a free pair of Pixel Buds Pro and you've got a great value deal.

Recommended plan: Three| £0 upfront | unlimited data | unlimited calls and texts | £30/pm

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Google Pixel 7 Pro: free pair of Pixel Buds Pro with select tariffs at Affordable Mobiles
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Google Pixel 7 Pro: free pair of Pixel Buds Pro with select tariffs at Affordable Mobiles
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The Google Pixel 7 Pro is going to appeal to power users or those who prefer a larger display. The main upgrade with this model is the gorgeous 6.7-inch OLED display that's capable of a silky smooth 120Hz refresh rate. On top of the display, you'll also get a better zoom on your camera, which can be super handy if you're an avid mobile photographer. 

Recommended plan: O2| £0 upfront | 250GB data | unlimited calls and texts | £39/pm

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Google Pixel 7 deals: everything you need to know

What’s new about the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro?

The Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro launch has brought some interesting and incremental developments to the Google flagship device. 

The main difference from last year’s device is in the camera, and in particular, the selfie camera which now has been upped for both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro to a 10.8MP front camera. Other features also include a Macro Focus (for Pixel 7 Pro), higher zoom resolutions (30x zoom for Pixel 7 Pro and 8x zoom for Pixel 7) as well as real tone and movie motion blur, which will make your photography skills a lot better at capturing distant shots with more realistic colours and less wobble when filming.

The Google Tensor G2 chipset is also a new addition to the Pixel 7 family, which might not be quite as good as the A16 Bionic chipset of Apple’s new devices, but will make the Pixel phones faster, smarter and safer to use.

The design isn’t much different from the Pixel 6 series and other than the Pixel 7 having a smaller 6.3-in screen. Google Pixel 7 will come in the new colours Obsidian, Snow and Lemongrass, while the Google Pixel 7 Pro will be available in a choice of Obsidian, Snow or Hazel.

Google Pixel 7 or 7 Pro: which device should you choose?

Obviously if you're looking to buy the Google Pixel 7, it is also well worth considering the larger Google Pixel 7 Pro. Both devices feature similar designs and features with 7 Pro simply making improvements in key areas.

On top of the obvious points like a larger and higher definition display, the Google Pixel 7 Pro also features a larger battery, faster charging times and the addition of a telephoto lens.

However, all of this will knock the price up a fair bit. Google Pixel 7 Pro deals can easily cost you £150+ more than the regular Google Pixel 7 meaning you are paying out for those improvements. It really comes down to if you would rather get a more affordable price tag or get the more powerful handset.

SIM-free or contract: what is the cheapest way to get the Google Pixel 7?

When it comes to buying a new smartphone, you are presented with two options: SIM-free or a contract. Both are great options, each with their own benefits.

While SIM-free is the cheaper option overall, it will require a bigger financial commitment upfront, requiring you to pay the phone's full cost in one payment.

On the other hand, a phone contract will cost you more in the long run and will also tie you in for at least 2 years. But, it breaks your costs up so you can simply pay for both your phone's costs and the cost of a SIM plan all in one go.

So which is the best for you? If you don't mind paying the costs upfront, SIM-free will be the option that saves you more money. But, go with a contract if you don't want to blow a load of money in one big payment.

Google Pixel 7 deals: trade-in an old phone to save cash

As a brand new pair of handsets, both the Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro are going to cost you a fair bit each month. With that in mind, it is worth considering trading in an old handset to save some cash on your new device.

You can do this through a host of services like Sellmymobile. This will allow you to compare a wide range of recycling websites. It lists their TrustPilot scores, how long you'll have to wait to get and most obviously, how much money you'll get.

Andrea Gaini
Phones and Broadband Deals Editor

Andrea is a Deals Editor at TechRadar specialising in phones and broadband deals. He’s worked as a tech and science journalist for two years, writing about all things phones, wearables and sports gear for consumer publications including the likes of Runner’s World and Metro Online, as well as more specialist magazines such as Materials World and Wales Business Insider. Andrea spends most of his awake-time scouring the internet for deals and promotions for all kinds of gadgets, restaurants and his favourite snack boxes. He can often be found in a pool chasing after a ball (aka water polo).