The best Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro deals

Google Pixel flagship 2023 phones were heavily leaked before they were on sale in October.

There are two phones this time, with the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro both powered by Google’s latest Tensor G3 processor. This update improves speed and introduces numerous new AI functions, including Best Take.

You’ll also get larger batteries and faster charging than with last year’s Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, but the true star of the show is the software. Both phones ship with Android 14 and have been guaranteed to get Android and security upgrades for the next seven years.

While some fantastic Black Friday offers have expired, there are still plenty more available. So it’s still possible to save a lot of money, whether you’re looking to buy outright or on contract.

Best Google Pixel 8 outright deals in the UK

• Google
• Amazon – out of stock
• AO
• Argos
• Currys
• John Lewis
• Very

Here are the latest outright prices:

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Best Google Pixel 8 outright deals in the US

• Google – $150 off 128GB and 256GB models
• Amazon – $150 off 128GB and 256GB models
• Best Buy – $150 off 128GB and 256GB models
• Target – $150 off 128GB, 256GB not available

Best Google Pixel 8 Pro outright deals in the UK

• Google – free Fitbit Charge 6 (worth £139.99)
• Amazon – £59.94 off 128GB, free Fitbit Charge 6
• AO
• Argos – free Fitbit Charge 6
• Currys – free Fitbit Charge 6
• John Lewis – free Fitbit Charge 6
• Very

Here are the best prices:

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First up, the regular Pixel 8:

• EE – from £37.85 per month with £30 upfront
• O2 – from £37.59 per month with £30 upfront, at least free 3 months’ Disney+
• Vodafone – from £18 per month with £30 upfront
• iD Mobile – from £27.99 per month with £9 upfront, free gift (£10 Currys gift card, Google Pixel Buds A or Nintendo Switch Lite)
• Carphone Warehouse – from £26.99 per month with £9 upfront (iD Mobile, Vodafone also available), free gift with some plans
• Mobiles.co.uk – from £26.99 per month with £9 upfront (iD Mobile, Vodafone also available)
• Uswitch – from £26.99 per month with £9 upfront (iD Mobile, but Vodafone, Three, O2 and Tesco Mobile available)

And the Pixel 8 Pro:

• EE – from £41.40 per month with £30 upfront, free Fibit Charge 6
• O2 – from £29.25 per month with £30 upfront, free Fibit Charge 6
• Vodafone – from £26 per month with £50 upfront, free Fibit Charge 6
• iD Mobile – from £36 per month with £89 upfront, free Fibit Charge 6
• Carphone Warehouse – from £29.99 per month with £159 upfront (iD Mobile, Vodafone also available), free Fibit Charge 6
• Mobiles.co.uk – from £26 per month with £149 upfront (iD Mobile, Vodafone also available), free Fibit Charge 6
• Uswitch – from £29 per month with £149 upfront (Vodafone, but Three, O2, iD Mobile and Tesco Mobile also available)

And here are the top contract deals for both phones in the UK.

Best Google Pixel 8 & 8 Pro contract deals in the US

Prefer to buy your phone on contract? Here the main options for the Pixel 8:

• AT&T – from $23.34 per month for 36 months
• T-Mobile – from $29.17 per month for 24 months
• Verizon – from $22.22 per month for 36 months

And for the Pixel 8 Pro:

• AT&T – from $28.89 per month for 36 months
• T-Mobile – from $41.67 per month for 24 months
• Verizon – from $27.77 per month for 36 months

Here are the lowest plans with at least 3GB of data for more alternatives. As expected, these all apply to the normal Pixel 8, but there are several for the Pixel 8 Pro as well.

When were the Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro released?

The Pixel 8 and 8 Pro officially launched at the Made by Google event on 4 October 2023, alongside the Pixel Watch 2.

Both phones are on sale now, having been released on 12 October 2023.

How much do the Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro cost?

At launch, both phones are more expensive than their predecessor. Here’s how much you’ll have to pay:

• Pixel 8 (128GB) – £699/$699
• Pixel 8 (256GB) – £759/$759
• Pixel 8 Pro (128GB) – £999/$999
• Pixel 8 Pro (256GB) – £1,059/$1,059
• Pixel 8 Pro (512GB) – £1,179/$1,179
• Pixel 8 Pro (1TB) – $1,399 (not available in the UK)