Google Pixel 9a fans can get £200 Pixel Buds Pro 2 for free

The Google Pixel 9a is here, and for Brits looking for a midrange smartphone with the power of a flagship, it should definitely be on the buying list.

The Pixel 9a also competes with the 16e for a cheaper price but arguably better hardware. It shares many of the internals of the Pixel 9 but with fewer features. Pre-orders are now open - and there are some attractive deals for shoppers looking around.

The Pixel 9a comes with an aluminium frame, glass back, full IP68 dust and water resistance, fingerprint and face unlock and all the Pixel software features you'll find on pricer models, the Pixel 9a looks like it will be a no brainer.

When it comes to phone deals, Mobiles.co.uk has - and for the Pixel 9a, there are some very generous offers. iD Mobile is offering a with a £59 upfront cost for 100GB data , unlimited texts and minutes and it comes along with £200 worth of Pixel Buds Pro 2.

and shoppers will pay around £610 over the period overall. This is £100 cheaper than buying both the phone and the earbuds separately - and that's no even including the data plan - so this is a great option to consider.

Mobiles.co.uk also has other deals shoppers can compare but make sure you scroll down for the freebies. But Brits are considering other options; Pixel 9a deal with a £150 trade-in offer. There's also , which has a range of

The Pixel 9a will be releasing in the UK on April 10, and many European countries getting access to the device on April 14, followed by , India, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia on April 16. Google has not yet confirmed when Japanese fans will be able to buy the Pixel 9a.

Google promises seven years of software updates for the Pixel 9a, a joint industry-best promise that matches the rest of the Pixel line up and certain flagship phones from Samsung and Honor. It means from the Pixel's April 10 launch, you can expect Android updates and security updates until 2032.