Unfortunately, this deal has expired 12 April 2023.



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Posted 8 April 2023
Google Pixel 7 Lemongrass 128GB - £499 (Possible £341 with £125 Trade-in + £466 Pricematch Amazon Business) @ Currys
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Pixel 7 128GB in Lemongrass is now £466 on Amazon (sold and dispatched). Pop into a Curry’s store, trade in a phone (£125 + trade in value gift code). Use gift code to buy from store if in stock or get them to order one for home delivery using pricematch from Amazon.
Alternatively, go to the live chat and get a code for pricematch to be used the next morning @7am, with trade in of the phone. Once trade in package is received, send your old phone away.
When you get the phone, fill in Google offer claim for a Pixel Bud Pro.
Remember that Curry’s price match is up to 7 days after the purchase, so keep an eye out on Amazon for any more price drops, and you can claim the price difference back.
Amazon link: Google Pixel 7 – Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone with wide-angle lens and 24-hour battery – 128GB – Lemongrass amzn.eu/d/0zeLatY
Curry’s Trade-in: currys.co.uk/services/ways-to-pay/trade-in.html
Claim Pixel Buds Pro: promo-rewards.com/easteroffer/en-GB
Alternatively, go to the live chat and get a code for pricematch to be used the next morning @7am, with trade in of the phone. Once trade in package is received, send your old phone away.
When you get the phone, fill in Google offer claim for a Pixel Bud Pro.
Remember that Curry’s price match is up to 7 days after the purchase, so keep an eye out on Amazon for any more price drops, and you can claim the price difference back.
Amazon link: Google Pixel 7 – Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone with wide-angle lens and 24-hour battery – 128GB – Lemongrass amzn.eu/d/0zeLatY
Curry’s Trade-in: currys.co.uk/services/ways-to-pay/trade-in.html
Claim Pixel Buds Pro: promo-rewards.com/easteroffer/en-GB

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Edited by a community support team member, 8 April 2023
128 Comments
sorted byBattery is probably towards the pixel.
Google’s text to speech and assistant is simply world class. Siri is a poor imitation effort from Apple. Incompetent. Slow. And all kinds of ineffective.
Apple has the build quality and yet people still buy cases for their phones. Display probably goes to Apple but there ain’t much in it.
The cost for Apple is extortionate. Far too much for what it is. Ultimately most people need a medium to access apps/information and take an occasional photo.
I don’t see why the Pixel 7/incoming 7a can’t do this, do it extremely well and why the consumer can’t save a few bob along the way compared to these crazy expensive flagships that come with compromises of their own and no charger to boot.
I’ve seen refurbished phones come with a charger and these £1000+ so called flagships can’t even do that much. It’s gone too far. (edited)
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I managed to get £240 trade-in for my Pixel 6 + £125 + price match to Amazon for £465 = £100 for an upgrade to a Pixel 7 + free £150 headphones.
I don't have a phone to trade in, which phone would be best to buy to maximize the trade in value? Any help appreciated. (edited)
Without reading any T&C’s, I can’t see why a non-smart phone could not be traded in. The only conditions are <7yrs old, no water damage and device powers on. They do have to run an IMIEI number check, but no way of finding out if your phone will be accepted unless you head to a store and check with them…
466 - 125 - 205 = £136 with free buds 👀 shall I go for it? How is the Pixel 7?
One very annoying issue is the apps I enter my username and password.... reboot and it still ask me to re-add them.
I have free lastpass installed which kind of gets around this but its still annoying to have to enter usernames and passwords or pressing thumb to grant access and its very hit and miss on many apps. It feels like it should just save the username/password properly upon entering it and remember it upon rebooting the phone.
Do the newer more recent Android phones have this issue or does it save properly so you don't need to keep re-entering usernames and passwords in apps?
Before it was only Android with this problem. Now iOS has it.
Lastpass is okay. Google has a built in solution. Nord has a password manager and so does Firefox I think or it used to have one. Microsoft has one so there are solutions to the problem. Apple is generally the most convenient solution but for the price they charge for their phones… (edited)
can i use the trade-in offer with the price match?
Went through top CashBack so if I cancel this order I won't get the cash back
Is that so? Can I still do it online by talking to customer care
So it's all a waste of time
Is there any way I can try argue to get the normal trade in price or should I just ask for the phone back?