The best Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro plans in Australia for June 2026
Which Aussie telcos are offering the best EOFY deals on Google's flagship phones?
Google’s current crop of main-line Pixel devices have been released for almost a year now, but they continue to be popular with customers, at least if sales numbers are anything to go by. In fact, Pixel 10 Pro still remains our most recommended phone here at TechRadar, despite facing some stiff competition.
Even with the Pixel lineup due for a refresh in a few months and the launch of Android 17 last month and the Pixel Drop update in March, there's still something fresh that you can expect with the Pixel 10 lineup.
Even with strong sales figures, Google has continued its tradition of handing out generous discounts on its Pixel phones throughout the year, making them a popular choice for bargain hunters. Vodafone and Optus currently have the Pixel 10 Pro XL discounted as part of their EOFY sale, with more information below.
Still, given the base model Pixel 10 can also confidently be classed as a premium phone, getting a phone plan from the major telcos remains a popular way to buy these handsets – paying a smaller amount over 24 months, making it easier on most people's bank accounts.
I’ve compared all the telco plans for the Google Pixel 10, 10 Pro, and 10 Pro XL in Australia, and these are the best value plans:
Best Pixel 10 plans
The best Pixel 10 plan overall
Google Pixel 10 | AU$60 Optus Plus Promo Plan | 60GB data | 24 months | AU$101.19 p/m
Vodafone isn't stocking the Google Pixel 10 (only currently offering the 10 Pro XL), so Optus is your best bet for getting the base Pixel on a phone plan. Optus is discounting the plan to AU$45p/m for the first 12 months of any new service before reverting back to AU$60p/m. The Optus Plus Promo plan includes unlimited national calls and texts, while daily roaming also nets 5GB for AU$5 per day.
Minimum cost: AU$1,403.56 | Total cost over 24 months: AU$2,668.56
The best premium Pixel 10 plan
Google Pixel 10 | AU$69 Optus Choice Plus | 360GB data | 24 months | AU$125.19 p/m
This plan provides all the benefits of the plan above, but with much more monthly data of 360GB for AU$69p/m for the first 12 months, and then AU$79p/m afterwards. The key difference here is that you also get unlimited international calls and texts to 35 destinations, making this the better option if you need global communication.
Minimum cost: AU$1,413.56 | Total cost over 24 months: AU$2,908.56
Compare Google Pixel 10 telco plans
If you're not convinced by the deals above, here's a rundown of what you'll pay each month for the 128GB Google Pixel 10 across some other 24-month plans from the big three telcos.
Best Pixel 10 Pro plans
The best Pixel 10 Pro plan
Google Pixel 10 Pro | AU$60 Optus Plus Promo Plan | 60GB data | 24 months | AU$122.04
In our review, we said the Pixel 10 Pro was "one of the best smartphones", and we named it our best overall smartphone here at TechRadar. If 128GB doesn’t feel like enough storage, the 256GB variant is AU$7 per month extra. This promo plan nets you 60GB of data and unlimited national calls and texts. If you need international calls or more data, the AU$69 Optus promo plan is our pick.
Minimum cost: AU$1,738.48 | Total cost over 24 months: AU$3,018.48
The best Pixel 10 Pro XL plan
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL | Vodafone AU$53 Small Plan | 60GB data | 24 months | AU$88.95 p/m
As one of only two Google Pixel phones available through Vodafone, this plan is cheaper than Optus' offering. Despite both telcos discounting the handset by AU$800 off, Vodafone just beats Optus, thanks to an additional AU$14p/m discount on plan fees. In our review, the reviewer said that we wouldn't give the Pixel 10 Pro XL up “for all the iPhones in the world". You won’t get international calls and texts with this plan, but you can get roaming in eligible countries for just AU$5 per day.
Minimum cost: AU$2,037.96 | Total cost over 24 months: AU$2,934.96
Compare Google Pixel 10 Pro telco plans
If you're not convinced by the deals above, here's a rundown of what you'll pay each month for the 128GB Google Pixel 10 Pro and 256 GB Pixel 10 Pro XL across some other 24-month plans from the big three telcos.
Outright Google Pixel 10 and 10 Pro deals
Spending up to AU$2,549 in one go on a phone isn't viable for everyone. For those who can swing it, you will end up saving more in the long run, especially with the Pixel lineup getting regular discounts. If that’s the route you're looking to explore, we recommend pairing your new phone with one of our best SIM-only plans to keep costs down.
A lot of retailers stock the Pixel 10 lineup, with some stores running their own discounts for the handsets various times of the year. This gives you plenty of options for purchasing any of the Pixel 10 and 10 Pro models outright, and you can compare retailers’ prices in the widget below:
Google Pixel 10 and 10 Pro specs comparison
| Header Cell - Column 0 | iPhone 17 | Pixel 10 Pro | Pixel 10 Pro XL |
|---|---|---|---|
Price: | AU$1,349 | AU$1,699 | AU$1,999 |
Weight: | 204g | 207g | 232g |
Display: | 6.3-inch OLED | 6.3-inch LTPO OLED | 6.8-inch LTPO OLED |
Resolution: | 2424 x 1080 | 2856 x 1280 | 2992 x 1344 |
Refresh rate: | 60 to 120Hz variable | 1Hz to 120Hz adaptive | 1Hz to 120Hz adaptive |
Peak brightness: | 3,000 nits | 3,000 nits | 3,000 nits |
Chipset: | Google Tensor G5 | Google Tensor G5 | Google Tensor G5 |
Rear cameras: | 48MP wide, 13MP ultrawide, 10.8MP 5x telephoto | 50MP wide, 48MP ultrawide, 48MP 5x telephoto | 50MP wide, 48MP ultrawide, 48MP 5x telephoto |
Front camera: | 10.5MP | 42MP | 42MP |
Storage: | 128GB, 256GB | 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB | 256GB, 512GB, 1TB |
Colours: | Obsidian, Frost, Lemongrass, Indigo | Obsidian, Porcelain, Moonstone, Jade | Obsidian, Porcelain, Moonstone, Jade |
What's new with the Google Pixel 10?
Four new phones are part of this lineup, including the standard Google Pixel 10, the Google Pixel 10 Pro and larger Pro XL, and Google's premium foldable, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. What are the new worthwhile features and how do they compare? Here's a quick breakdown.
Let's start with the Tensor G5 chipset that powers the entire range of new Pixel 10 phones. This is a direct upgrade to the previous G4 chip, boasting a 34% faster CPU and a 60% more powerful TPU. That means faster overall performance, a more efficient battery and speedier processing – especially when it comes to AI features.
Google phones have always been good for photos, too, and that theme continues with the Pixel 10 range. There's a dedicated telephoto camera, which is best on the Pixel 10 Pro or Pixel 10 Pro XL with its 48MP telephoto sensor that offers up to 100x digital zoom.
You also get a Camera Coach feature, which uses AI to offer suggestions for shot composition and shooting modes to help you take better photos. For snaps you've already taken, there's the Edit with Ask Photos feature, which will suggest tweaks to the lighting, sharpness and more to refine your pics further.
One of the most exciting features, though, is Pixelsnap: a built-in, magnetic Qi2 wireless charging technology for the entire Pixel 10 line. This works similarly to Apple's MagSafe technology, allowing magnetic wireless charging of up to 15W on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, and up to 25W on the Pixel 10 Pro XL. It's a convenient addition, so you no longer need magnetic rings or bulky magnetic cases.
Altogether, there are some impressive upgrades across the new Pixel 10 lineup. With frequent discounts, you could come away with an awesome new phone at a great price, too.
Sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more.

Nico is an experienced writer and journalist, having previously written for business titles across Australia. He mainly focuses on phones, as well as finding deals and coupon codes at TechRadar Australia. Outside of work, Nico is a keen cyclist and occasional hiker, and also writes about related tech like smartwatches and bike computers.
You must confirm your public display name before commenting
Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.

