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Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)
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Posted 14 March 2024

Google Pixel 7 128GB Like New 5G Smartphone £189 + £21 First Month with code (O2 Refresh)

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Not bad for like new i think, you may get away with cancelling the first month, but my advice is just to pay it, and cancel for your 2nd month, credit check is involved here, so bare this in mind

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About this item
  • Google Tensor G2 makes Pixel 7 faster, more efficient and more secure – with the best photo and video quality yet on Pixel
  • The Adaptive Battery can last over 24 hours. Turn on Extreme Battery Saver, and the battery can last up to 72 hours
  • The Pixel 7 camera takes incredible, authentic photos with Real Tone and stunning, dramatic video with Cinematic Blur
  • With Google Tensor G2 and the Titan M2 security chip, your Pixel is built with multiple layers of security to help keep your personal info safe
  • With VPN by Google One built in, Pixel helps to protect your online activity no matter what app or web browser you use
  • With Live Translate, you can interpret face-to-face conversations in 48 languages, translate menus with the camera and translate messages in real time
  • The Pixel 7 display is super sharp, with rich, vivid colours. And it's fast and responsive for smoother gaming, scrolling and moving between apps

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  1. .m.m.m.m's avatar
    My recent experience trying to cancel, or even get through to O2 agent was horrific, be aware
    MarkFY4's avatar
    Just get a £1 Vodafone SIM and port the number over, I've done it a couple of times. No need to speak to anyone or go onto the online chat that way, it automatically cancels when you port the number over
  2. imdurc's avatar
    How does the process of cancelling the sim go exactly? Can anyone explain what hoops you have to jump through?
    MarkFY4's avatar
    Just get a £1 Vodafone SIM and port the number over, I've done it a couple of times. No need to speak to anyone or go onto the online chat that way, it automatically cancels when you port the number over
  3. PS5's avatar
    Like New..


    Like New devices aren’t brand new, but they're not far off. The only difference is that they may have some wear and tear and superficial scratches, but there’ll be no more than five deep scratches or chips up to 2mm in length..

    Wow, Ebay definition of like new is not the same as O2...

    And you have no idea how much battery degradation there already is...

    What is a refurbished phone?Our refurbished range are devices that have been traded in with O2 Recycle or returned to us within 14 days. (edited)
    Android786's avatar
    How can having even 1 deep scratch or any scratches tbf be considered like new
  4. MrSwitch's avatar
    Author
    £399 for the pixel 7 pro
    with code NCL7JD

    o2.co.uk/sho…new
    razo's avatar
    D for damager, power to the people
    (Switchy) back once again with the O2 refresh
  5. biggboss's avatar
    Is pixel 7a better
    EndemicAlarm's avatar
    Pixels always come in a series, from cheapest to most expensive, of, for example "7a | 7 | 7 Pro".

    However the difference between the more budget "a" and the middle budget version is very minimal these days and unless it's my imagination discounts are more common on the middle and top versions.
  6. vwblack's avatar
    Help please! Totally confused as I've always had Redmi.

    If I go for a Google pixel is the 7 far better than the 7A?
    bing63's avatar
    I wouldn't say "far better" but yes 7 is better than 7A. For pixel series, A is the budget series
  7. nutellaaa's avatar
    The cancellation process for the SIM really isn’t as hard as some might make you think. All you need is a STAC code from O2, which you can get anytime over SMS. Use the STAC code on your existing number (can be any carrier including O2) within the first 14 days and it’ll disconnect you. No human interaction needed. I’ve almost always had new numbers disconnected within 2 days of setup this way. Works just the same way with a PAC code and an off the shelf cheap SIM.

    Make sure NOT to use any data, minutes etc on the new SIM, and cancel the direct debit as soon as it’s created. The DD payment for the SIM doesn’t go out until Day 15 of the contract. (edited)
    HellRazer's avatar
    Do NOT cancel the direct debit. Terrible advice to anyone! Great way to create hassle for yourself when O2 report non payment and leave a nice mark on your credit record. (edited)
  8. Foxxxv's avatar
    Great price but I Do NOT want to deal with O2 ever again since my S23 Fe experience
    TheAceofSpades's avatar
    Mine wasn’t too bad . They even volunteered to refund back the two airtime contract payments I paid. How was your experience?
  9. Blazzz's avatar
    Would be good to mention in the description about the credit check involved with this method.
    PS5's avatar
    More important to mention like new is potentially nothing like it
  10. roguess's avatar
    What condition are these phones usually in? O2's 'like new' description is a joke, 'no more than five deep scratches or chips up to 2mm in length' is more like 'junk' condition than 'like new'.

    If it turns up with high battery cycles/scratches can it be returned?
    winchman's avatar
    Minimum 14 days by law for online purchases to reject it.
  11. r9m4zqbfmz's avatar
    Will this phone be locked to O2? Or can I put my Lebara sim in and keep my number? Then port the O2 sim to another network. (edited)
    Deal_searcher's avatar
    No it won't be locked. Companies not allowed to lock phones anymore
  12. AlistairS's avatar
    I had an O2 sim only deal a few years back but ported the number out when I left and yet the account is still active. I am unable to receive a text from that number as it is currently being ported between asda and lebara. I tried to register another acoount with a different email address (as suggested by O2) but that doesn't work as the system already recognises me and tell me to log in with the original account! I have tried speaking to them but keeping getting bounced around various departments as no one seems to know what they are doing. I keep asking them to delete the active account so I can purchase and re-register.

    Awful experience, is such a good deal financially worth all this hassle ???

    This is part of my review I have stuck up on Trustpilot (edited)
  13. vwblack's avatar
    Am I doing something wrong as I've increased the upfront to £100 but the monthly cost has gone up even though I want to cancel after one month

    52385824-I3na0.jpg (edited)
    roguess's avatar
    yeah. the instructions are in the original post. you dont need to mess with the monthly payments part
  14. dn852k4's avatar
    Same was supposed to be at store today, but no updates.

    Just phoned my local store and apparently they don't get deliveries on Sunday. 🙈 Great, why advertise next day? (edited)
  15. BillyChan's avatar
    For those who are cancelling their o2 SIM contract. I called up to have the contract cancelled under the 14 days cooling off period which they confirmed they would do. This never happened from their end.. hence they do not commit to cancellation request email until it happens. I just took the STAC code and went to Vodafone. All done and cancelled within the 24 hours!
    Deal_searcher's avatar
    Yea the stac method is the quickest and easiest way I would say. But it does mean you need to sign up for another SIM. The other easy way is to move on to PAYG with o2
  16. simone_keary's avatar
    Showing out of stock? Anyone had any luck today?
    dennisuthuppan112's avatar
    Check tomorrow because I am going to return one phone and it just combine maybe they will give to someone
  17. wutr's avatar
    Reminiscent of the P30 Pro deal(s) 4 or 5 years ago! You could cacncel the first month no problem back then, what's changed?
    MrSwitch's avatar
    Author
    It hasn't, but if you've done it before, you know how much of a pain it is
  18. ohsomeonenew's avatar
    Reminds me of last year's pixel 7 offers. Pixel 8 at the same price?
  19. Shure's avatar
    Churning these deals out one after another. There'll be a lot of buyers remorse over these last few weeks
  20. solid's avatar
    How do you spell 'scorchio'?
    J.D's avatar
    S C O R C H I O
  21. Argex's avatar
    Thank you for the deal, heat added, but damn Pixels are Oscar winners 🏆 of depreciation 📉
    CynicalNurse's avatar
    Problem with having them just numbered rather than multiple brand names, letters and numbers, you know immediately when it's not the latest model.

    Great if you're buying second hand though.
  22. TheRealDealHuntsman's avatar
    You can cancel the sim within 14 days for free
    chasolo's avatar
    No you can't,I tried. You must give 30 days notice.
  23. ashorter's avatar
    Not so much "like new".
    More "definitely dropped"
    pww1965's avatar
    Rubbish .

    Ordered and no marks at all. No cables and plain box but phone is immaculate.
  24. DuckDuck86's avatar
    Worst phone I ever had...
    sufy123's avatar
    Why?
  25. Scalesofjustice's avatar
    Personally, I wouldn't buy anything other than new. Buy a new phone that's been out for just over a year for heavy discounts. Keep minimum 2 years, 3 if you can help it or longer. Buy a good screen protector and case too. There are no generational hardware leaps any more. Make sure when you buy, go for flag ship or upper middle quality. I have a pixel 7 it's excellent. If I was in the market for a new phone right now, id likely go for one of the Samsung s23 models, not this. Tensor chips are meh. (edited)
  26. DopeyDunker's avatar
    Great price. Currently using the 256gb version of this. A good option for those that don't want the really large and heavy phones. Google support until Oct 27 so plenty of life left in these 🔥
  27. chasolo's avatar
    I'm already a sim only O2 customer,how would I go about getting this but keep using my current O2 sim only contract? I'm just after the phone really.
    Jhawlll's avatar
    Just log in and upgrade. You might need to pay an early upgrade fee if you’re still in contract. I have to pay an extra £30!
  28. itsmearron's avatar
    We Just ordered this phone and SIM for my son, can you give us a step by step guide on how to cancel the sim but keep the phone please ?

    I don't mind paying the first month if that makes things easier, but obviously if we can cancel before the first payment goes out then that's a bigger win we ordered the esim.
  29. vwblack's avatar
    Spoke with our O2 shop and they said the cheaper 7A is much better, especially the camera. Unfortunately there are no deals for the 7A.🙈 (edited)
    gibbo1471's avatar
    I pay 14.99 a month for my 7a 100gb of data
  30. charltonator's avatar
    Can’t believe getting a phone and cancelling the contract qualifies as a deal 
    yadiyada's avatar
    If you end up with a phone at a significant discount over everywhere else, then that clearly makes it a deal.

    (These Refresh deals have been going on for years)
  31. realdeals's avatar
    Its gotta be worth a punt, if recent updates have turned down the wick to control the overheating.

    BARGAIN!
  32. R4m13's avatar
    Ordered, thanks OP
  33. dennisuthuppan112's avatar
    Is it better than Motorola edge 40
  34. Robot_Cat_Dave's avatar
    Picked up item today.
    No marks but annoying absolutely no charge in battery.
    Got STAC code and transferred to a 45p Vodafone SIM (fingers crossed)
    Sold old Pixel 6 (I know not much of an upgrade) for £160 (less fees)
    initial impressions of phone are good!
    BillyChan's avatar
    Just out of interest, how come you paid 45p for the SIM? It's free from their website?
  35. dn852k4's avatar
    If you want to check phone age and remaining warranty I've found this site. unlockboot.com/goo…er/

    Accubattery has my phone battery at 98% I'm happy with that given the decent saving over a brand new phone. 52441060-qSrLG.jpg
    bogdan_lm20's avatar
    You don't need Accubattery or that website if the phone is updated to A14 up to February 2024.

    If you go to Settings - About phone - Battery information - Manufacture date + Cycle count.

    If you did the March 2024 update it won't show anymore!
  36. 123cat123cat's avatar
    I feel like I'm slightly living in an episode of the Twilight zone. A parallel universe in which every year smartphones get worse and have features taken away yet the priice goes up. I'm using a 256 GB memory card that carts full of stuff I use. So great, now they've taken away the memory card slot, and the earphone jack, maybe they'll take away the speakers and to make because you have to hold up an old-fashioned style phone to your ear, attached with a cable, If you Bluetooth earphones have run out of charge.
  37. weakbird's avatar
    Wow
  38. MarkFY4's avatar
    Code can't be used for me, get to checkout and it won't let me, probably because I've done this sort of thing twice and cancelled the monthly rolling contract. (edited)
  39. jay.3's avatar
    If I cancel after getting the phone, without using any data/minutes on the SIM, would I get the £21 refunded?
    PS5's avatar
    N
    O
  40. Luckyluke6999's avatar
    Thanks OP! Is it easy to cancel the £21 me nthky contract? (edited)
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