
Given the state of things, this year’s Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro are likely to be Google’s most expensive premium devices to date. However, if you’re looking for a silver lining, you might want to look in Optus’ direction.
Ahead of the reveal of Google’s new hardware, this provider is offering last year’s Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro at half the usual price. While we don’t know all the details yet, it’s probably safe to say that these devices will offer most of the same thrills as their 2026 counterparts at a much cheaper price.
If you pick up the Google Pixel 10 on either a 24 or 36-month postpaid plan through Optus right now, you’ll save $674.64 on the usual price. This discount sinks the cost of the device from $1,348 to $674.64 and can be paired up with the provider’s roster of postpaid plans.
The cheapest options here are the Optus $60 and $70 Choice plans, which are currently discounted by $15 for the first year if you're a new customer.
The cheaper of these two plans comes with 60GB of data per month while the most expensive one comes in with 240GB per month and unlimited international calls to 35 destinations. On top of that, both plans include unlimited local calls and text, $5 per day roaming to selected destinations and no excess data charges.
The only catch here is that this discount is applied over the length of your repayment term (which will be either 24-months or 36-months) so if you leave early you'll forfeit whatever amount remains.
These can be seen in the widget below.
For a sense of how it compares to Optus’ competition, see the widget below for a comparison of how much it costs to sign up for the Pixel 10 on a 36-month plan elsewhere.
If you’re keen on the superior camera hardware that comes with the Pixel 10 Pro, Optus’ latest offer is even more generous — bringing the regular price of Google’s flagship down from $1,698.48 to a discounted $849.60.
To take advantage of this offer, you simply need to sign up for any of the postpaid plans in the widget below.
For a sense of how this Pixel 10 Pro compares to the competition, see the widget below for a comparison of how much it costs to sign up for the device on a 36-month plan elsewhere.
This promotion ends on August 4, 2026.
Fergus Halliday
Digital Content Editor
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