Get an Extra 20% Off with Code
Google has once again slashed the prices of its Pixel 8 series and Pixel 7a, marking the biggest discounts the company has offered so far. In the UK, Google’s store is running a double promotion, offering an additional 20% off at checkout with the code “BIRTHDAY26,” on top of already reduced prices across a variety of devices. This move is part of Google’s 26th birthday sale, which started last week, featuring boosted trade-in values on Pixel 9 pre-orders.
While the Pixel 9 series isn’t seeing direct discounts just yet, it’s likely only a matter of time. These Pixel 8 discounts suggest Google may be trying to clear out existing stock ahead of a more aggressive Pixel 9 marketing push. For now, the Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8, and Pixel 7a are among the devices seeing major price drops.
With all the current promotions applied, here are the new prices:
- Pixel 8 Pro: £569.20 ($761.08), down from £899 ($1204.52)
- Pixel 8: £479.20 ($642.61), down from £599 ($802.57)
- Pixel 7a: £259.20 ($347.59), down from £449.00 ($668.58)
- Pixel Tablet: £294.20 ($394.53), down from £399.00 ($534.60)
- Pixel Buds A Series: £52.99 ($71.06), down from £109.99 ($147.37)
- Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel 7: Currently out of stock
For those looking for the best value, the Pixel 8 Pro stands out. Not only does it come with six years of software updates, but it also features cutting-edge AI enhancements. The camera setup is nearly identical to the new Pixel 9 Pro, with the biggest difference being the selfie camera resolution (42MP vs. 10.5MP).
This sale is just one in a string of promotions Google has launched this year, with the Pixel 8 series seeing frequent price cuts since December. If you’re holding out for a Pixel 9, history suggests it won’t be long before similar discounts start rolling out for the latest models.
For now, the Pixel 8 Pro offers the best deal for those hunting for a premium smartphone with top-tier features at a reduced price. Keep an eye out for future promotions as Google continues to compete in a crowded smartphone market.
