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FAQs
Does Google offer free shipping?
Yes, Google offers free standard delivery on all its items. Standard delivery is the only option available when buying from Google so you can't upgrade to a priority service or guarantee next day delivery.
Can I get a Google Store student discount?
If you verify your status as a student via StudentBeans or similar, you can enjoy a 10% student discount. There are certain exclusions on the discount, mostly relating to the latest releases and the most expensive options around. The vast majority of products are eligible for 10% off.
Does the Google Store price match?
Yes, the Google Store runs a price match program, letting you guarantee you're getting the cheapest price on your devices when you buy direct. If you spot the item you're buying on sale for less with a qualified retailer, you can contact Google to get the item for the same price direct from the company. Qualifying retailers include Amazon, Argos, Currys, and John Lewis.
Are there Google events?
Like Apple, Google hosts many events throughout the year. These include major events such as Google I/O along with other smaller occasions. When considering making a purchase, it's sensible to check when the next event is as there could be one announcing a new model imminently. Other events demonstrate new software updates rather than hardware but these are still often interesting for avid Google users.
Google Store Saving Tips
Check for promotional discounts
Google Store regularly runs its own offers that discount a variety of devices amongst the Google range. We've previously seen as much as 40% off the likes of Google smartphones, Wi-Fi hardware, security cameras, & accessories like cases. Keep an eye out around big holidays like Black Friday, Christmas and New Year for the best chances to save.
Trade your old phone in
You can trade in on your old phone to get a discounted price on a newer replacement model. Find the phone you want to buy on the Google Store, then look at its product page. If there's a trade-in offer, it'll be under your color choice. From here, you can save hundreds depending on the phone you wish to trade in. All you need to do is post your old device at no charge within 30 days of receiving the estimate from Google.
Buy a bundle deal
Google Store has some bundle deals such as being able to buy a front door monitoring pack or an audio package. If you're planning on kitting out your home with more smart home equipment, this can be a good way to save rather than buying individually. We've seen bundles discount items by as much as 40%.
Get free software add ons
Not all Google Store savings come in the form of lower prices. You'll also see the occasional offer that includes one or more months of YouTube Premium or Google One membership completely free. If you're in the market for these services as well as some new tech, this can be a great way to save on your overall spend.
How to use Google Store discount codes
- Find the Google Store promo code you wish to use on this page and click "Get Code".
- Copy the code to your clipboard once it's been revealed in a new tab.
- Go to the Google Store site and find the item(s) you want to buy, adding them to your cart.
- When you're ready to order, review your basket, then click "Proceed to Checkout".
- Under your payment details, click "Add a promo code" to open the text field.
- Paste the promo code in here and click "Apply" and your order total should change to include your savings.
How we source voucher codes
At TechRadar, we have a number of tools at our disposal to help us find the latest voucher codes. Our Vouchers team uses connections with big name brands, our affiliate networks, and the world wide web to source the latest & best codes for our pages. Each page is updated multiple times a week with sales info, exclusive codes negotiated by our Commercial team, and a number of ways to save on your next online order.
How we test voucher codes
Every code listed on TechRadar is tested before it’s added to our pages by our Vouchers team. We include a range of offers including student discounts, sale prices, free shipping, & more across a number of categories of products & services. Each code is checked to ensure it is accepted at the checkout, and you won’t find any one-time use or user-specific codes.
The expiry date and any terms & conditions of each code are also displayed on the page, next to or below the ‘Get Code’ button, for added clarity. Click the text that reads ‘Terms & Conditions’ to expand the corresponding area, where you can read more about any requirements your order will need to meet in order for your chosen coupon to be accepted.
What to do if a voucher code doesn’t work
We take the utmost care to verify every code before it’s uploaded, and include as much relevant information as we can find to make using our codes as straightforward as possible. However, sometimes codes expire or are amended before we’re able to refresh our pages, and codes may not work as intended.
Should you experience any issues, it’s always best to start by checking the terms & conditions on the page. Click “View terms and conditions” and the code area will expand. You’ll see all applicable criteria listed in this area. For example, you may not meet a required minimum spend (i.e. spend £20 or more); you may not have enough times in your basket (e.g. you have only selected 2 products when trying to redeem a 3 for 2 multibuy offer), or your chosen offer may only apply to a certain type of product (i.e. 10% off laptops).
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