The best Google Pixel 7a deals as O2 and Vodafone announce prices

10 May 2023 , 19:16
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The Google Pixel 7a (Image: Google)
The Google Pixel 7a (Image: Google)

The new Google Pixel 7a will cost from £23 a month in the cheapest deal on the market after Google revealed its newest budget phone.

The Pixel 7a, a successor to the Pixel 6a, was announced today (10 May) with the same design as the more expensive Pixel 7 and 7 Pro handsets.

The phone comes in four colours; Charcoal, Snow, Sea, and Coral and the Google Pixel Buds A headphones will also get the Sea colour for the first time. Google has also upgraded the camera on the phone, giving it a 72% larger sensor than Pixel 6a, which lets in 44% more light. The phone also comes with a new 13-megapixel ultrawide lens and quicker Night Sight for taking pictures in low light.

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A number of phone networks have revealed initial prices for the Google Pixel 7a on contract terms and the cheapest option paying monthly is a little under £23 a month. The cheapest option to buy the new handset outright is listed as £449 as the first pre-orders open for the new phone.

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O2 is selling the Pixel 7a 128GB from just £22.64 per month (and £30 upfront) with 1GB data until 31 May 2023. You can order that

O2 is also giving away Pixel Buds A-Series in white, charcoal or olive, worth £99.99 if you order before 22 May. The device itself will cost £449 on O2.

Rival network Vodafone is listing the price of the , £32 a month and £19 up front for 25GB of data and £41 a month and £19 up front with unlimited data. The Google Pixel Buds A-Series are also included when ordered before 22 May on Vodafone.

Vodafone has listed the device as £452 if you want to pay in one go.

Stephen Hurrell

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