AMAZON’S mammoth Spring Sale is now in its final day, and one of the best deals we’ve spotted is on a flagship Android phone.

The Google Pixel 7 has been reduced to £467 (was £499) in an absolutely superb deal – but this ends in a matter of hours.

Google released its latest flagship smartphone, the Pixel 7, in October of last year and it's now on sale at Amazon

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Google released its latest flagship smartphone, the Pixel 7, in October of last year and it’s now on sale at Amazon

Prices fluctuate slightly depending on colour – there’s a choice of Obsidian (black), Snow (white) and Lemongrass (pale yellow-green) – but they’re all at least £140 less than full price.

This is a seriously impressive price on a top-of-the-range smartphone, especially when you compare it to the eye-watering price of Apple’s rival flagship the iPhone 14.

There’s also a great bundle deal available too: you can pick up the Pixel 7 with a free set of Google Pixel Buds Pro earbuds for just £499.

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Typically, these noise-cancelling earbuds would cost £179.99 separately (though they’re currently on sale for £132).

The Pixel 7 was launched in October 2022 and is now hugely popular big-hitter on the Android market.

By our estimates, it’s the most impressive phone deal in the Amazon Spring Sale, where we’ve spotted discounts on on budget, mid-range and flagships from Apple, Google, Samsung, Oppo and Honor.

In a year that’s seen a frustrating lack of major sales, we’re pleased to see Amazon finally start to drop prices across its SIM-free phones.

And while it will always be a much pricier choice, we know Apple fans will be delighted to see that the iPhone 13 Pro has fallen to its lowest price ever in a limited-time deal.

Anybody hunting for a smart device shouldn’t miss Amazon’s huge wave of device drops – as ever, the retailer’s most impressive discounts are on its own tech.

If you’re more interesting in picking up the Pixel 7 on contract, it’s well worth looking at an exclusive deal from Buymobiles that offers you the phone with a set of free Pixel Buds Pro for just £28 per month.

Amazon’s Spring Sale comes to an end at midnight today (Wednesday 29 March).

Best Amazon Spring Sale deals

Amazon’s Spring Sale is running until midnight on Wednesday 29 March – here’s our pick of the best deals.

  1. Echo Flex with Alexa, £9.99 (save 60%) – buy here
  2. Shark Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum, £299 (save £150) – buy here
  3. Fire TV Stick Lite, £29.99 (save £5) – buy here
  4. Ring Video Doorbell, £69.99 (save £30) – buy here
  5. 32-inch Fire TV with Alexa, £169 launch offer – buy here
  6. Cosori Air Fryer, £87.99 (save £31) – buy here
  7. AirPods Pro, £229 (lowest ever price) – buy here
  8. Elemis Pro-Collagen Rose Cleansing Balm, £32.63 (save £5.77) – buy here
  9. Remington Ceramic Hair Straighteners, £39.99 (save £32.97) – buy here
  10. Amazon Music Unlimited: 3 months free – sign up here
  11. Kindle Unlimited : 3 months for £9.49 – sign up here

For more discounts on smart devices, head to our Amazon device deals page.

For offers on Amazon’s subscription services, don’t miss our Kindle Unlimited deals and Amazon Music deals articles.

Head to our tech deals hub for more price drops on phones, smart devices, wearables and more.

We’ve got all the sale prices on Echo Dots, Fire TV Sticks, Ring Video Doorbells and more listed on our Amazon device deals page.

This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk

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