Google’s new Pixel phones have been unveiled, but the main thing most people want to know is how much the phones will cost and when they’ll be able to buy them. The retail launch of the two devices is set for October 20 in many markets. Pre-sales for the US have already kicked off and pre-sales for India will start on October 13.
In the US, the Pixel and Pixel XL can be pre-ordered from the Google Store, Best Buy and Verizon. You’ll pay the same price at each of the three stores, but Best Buy is offering a $100 Best Buy gift card and a free Chromecast (2ng generation) for those who purchase Pixel or Pixel XL and activate it on Verizon’s network.
In the UK, the Pixel and Pixel XL will be available from EE and Carphone Warehouse. Both phones can be picked up for free directly from EE with a qualifying service plan. EE is offering a discount on the phone as well, but customers will still need to shell out
So far, we’ve compiled the pricing for the Pixel and Pixel XL in the US, Germany, the UK, Canada and India. We will be adding pricing information for other countries as the details become available.
Pixel and Pixel XL prices
U.S.
- Pixel 32GB = $649
- Pixel 128GB = $749
- Pixel XL 32GB = $769
- Pixel XL 128GB = $869
Germany
- Pixel 32GB = 759€
- Pixel 128GB = 869€
- Pixel XL 32GB = 899€
- Pixel XL 128GB = 1009€
UK
- Pixel 32gb = £599
- Pixel 128gb = £699
- Pixel XL 32gb = £719
- Pixel XL 128gb = £819
Canada
- Pixel starts at $899 (CAD)
- Pixel XL starts at $1,049 (CAD)
India
- Pixel starts at 57,000 rupees
I’m in UK but I never see this phone.