Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL pricing and availability roundup

Ro, 10 October 2018

With Google announcing its duo of flagship smartphones yesterday, many of you are probably wondering when will they arrive in your home country and at what price. Unfortunately, availability remains a big issue with the Pixel phones even though the lineup has matured and it's now in its third generation. Pre-orders have already started in all markets to get the phones, except for India and Taiwan.

This year Google has added four more markets to the rather short list that now consists of 13 countries - UK, US, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, Ireland, India and Canada. Here are the prices and launch dates across those for the base 4GB/64GB models.

Country	Pixel 3	Pixel 3 XL	Launch date
US	$799	$899	Oct 18
UK	£739	£869	3-4 weeks
Australia	AUD1,199	AUD1,349	3-4 weeks
Germany	€849	€949	3-4 weeks
Italy	€899	€999	3-4 weeks
Canada	CAD999	CAD1,129	3-4 weeks
Spain	€849	€949	3-4 weeks
India	INR71,000	INR83,000	"Coming soon"
Singapore	SGD1,249	SGD1,399	3-4 weeks
Japan	JPY95,000	JPY119,000	3-4 weeks
Ireland	€899	€999	3-4 weeks
Taiwan	N/A	N/A	N/A
France	€859	€959	3-4 weeks

Unfortunately, the Taiwanese Google store doesn't disclose any availability dates or prices so for now. Also, the Pixels in India are exclusively available through Flipkart and the pre-order starts tomorrow, October 11.

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Reader comments

AnonD-731363
12 Oct 2018
SH3

This is weird. US $799 $899 Oct 18 UK £739 £869 3-4 weeks In base it means 1 pound is like 2 dollars so in case of UK they can buy 2 Pixel 3XL in USA for a price of 1 phone in UK.

Shaswat
11 Oct 2018
Mh0

Ugly notch with poor body to screen ratio and pricing gives enough reason to stay out. no doubt the software experience will be much better than Samsung.

Anonymous
11 Oct 2018
4$v

Replied to the wrong guy. Really miss Disqus that used to be on this site. These are most likely their biggest most lucrative markets. Hat to break it to you, but cultural diversity is not a factor on where to launch a product you initially hav...