Forget the Pixel 10 - Amazon is selling the Pixel 9 cheaper than ever before

As the Google Pixel 10 begins to ship out to lucky customers, those not interested in getting the latest tech might be in luck because Amazon has lowered the price of the Pixel 9.

The Google Pixel 9 is at its lowest price on Amazon, thanks to a limited-time deal. Shoppers can currently pick it up for £494.10 on its Porcelian and Wintergreen colourways, down from the usual price of £599.99.

According to price tracker Camelcamelcamel, this is the lowest price the device has ever been - and for such a great phone, Google fans would be silly to ignore it.

It comes with a sleek design and the Tensor G4 processor, which offers some decent performance. Screen-wise, it comes with a 6.3-inch Actua Display with 2,700 nits of brightness, so it will be visible wherever Google fans decide to take it.

Meanwhile, those wanting an alternative can still get a good deal. For Apple fans not interested in waiting for the new iPhone, there's also a load of Apple deals for those investing in the iOS ecosystem. Carphone Warehouse has a handful of deals with prices starting from £29.99 a month.

There's also the refurbished Pixel 9 Pro on Amazon, which can be grabbed for just under £600-perfect for those who want a bigger and better device without paying full price.

The Mirror previously reviewed the device and said: "Flat screens with tiny bezels, industrial-style metal edges and a glass rear case make these Android devices look and feel super premium. It's a stellar update from Google's design team, although we do feel that by matching Apple so closely - something Samsung has also done with Galaxy S24 - the Pixels have lost some of their unique identity.

"Battery life is decent on these devices, although the charging speeds could be better, but all the Pixels get brighter screens and are covered in Gorilla Glass Victus 2 for added protection."

One thing he did note was the Pixel 9's poor gaming performance with the Tensor chip. He added: "The only area where it really suffers is high-end gaming, and we'd recommend a phone powered by Qualcomm if that's your favourite thing to do on your phone."

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