Telstra cuts $250 from select Pixel products (but only until midnight)

Fergus Halliday - Digital Content Editor

Last updated 09 February 2023

Telstra has turned its eye towards Google's smartphones and accessories with this month's lot of Telstra Day deals.

The highlight here is a $250 cut to the price of a Google Pixel 7 Pro. This discount brings the flagship handset down from $1299 to $1049.

Back in 2022, our review of the Google Pixel 7 Pro found that "With the pair starting at the same price as last year's models, the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro represent the best value in the high-end space."

If you're keen to pair that up with one of Telstra's postpaid mobile plans, check out the widget below for a shortlist of your options.

If that asking price is still a little dear for you, Telstra is also knocking the same sum off the price of a brand new Google Pixel 6a. Rather than $749, you can grab the device for a thrifty $499.

Our review of Google's wallet-friendly mid-ranger found that "at $749 outright, the Pixel 6a competes in a crowded space. Samsung's Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A73 are $50 cheaper and $50 more expensive, respectively. The Pixel 6a offers better camera and performance, but a smaller display and a worse battery."

In addition to buying the Pixel 6a outright, you can also take advantage of this deal via one of Telstra's postpaid plans.

In addition to the above, Telstra is also offering savings on a number of Google-made accessories and smart displays. This includes the following:

Last but not least, Telstra is also offering up to $30 per month off selected NBN home internet plans for 6 months. Check out the widgets below for a round-up of available plans.

FTTP, HFC

Premium Internet Only Plan

FTTP, HFC

nbn® 500/40 Mbps
Unlimited Data
Deal: Get 50% off any home nbn plan for 2 months. Add code PROMO at checkout. Ends 05.10.26. T&Cs apply.

$99/mth

Min. cost $49.50

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$99/mth

Min. cost $49.50

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Fergus Halliday

Digital Content Editor

Fergus Halliday is a journalist and digital content editor at WhistleOut Australia. He’s written about technology, telecommunications, gaming and more for over a decade. He got his start writing in high school before interning at magazines like CRN Australia and freelancing for publications like the AU Review, Gizmodo, Kotaku, GamesHub, Press Start, ScreenRant, Superjump, Nestegg, and more.

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