The Pixel 9a was released this month, the latest mid-range Android smartphone from Google. I awarded it a handsome four-and-a-half stars in our review, and right now you can pick up the phone on a very affordable contract – and get a Fitbit activity tracker absolutely free of charge.
Mobiles.co.uk is offering the 128GB Google Pixel 9a for just £19.99 per month with a one-off £9 upfront payment. This gets you 500GB of monthly data, which is more than enough for anyone even if you’re streaming video over 5G. You also get unlimited calls and texts.
This plan is on the iD Mobile network, which is owned by Currys, who also owns Mobiles.co.uk. It uses mobile network Three’s national 4G and 5G network to keep you connected.
The overall cost of this 24 month contract is £506.76, a remarkable price considering the Pixel 9a retails for £499 when you buy it outright without a mobile plan. For less than a tenner more, you’re getting two years of 500GB monthly data with roaming included to 50 destinations, plus, of course, a free Fitbit Charge 6.
View the Google Pixel 9a with free Fitbit Charge 6 deal here
The Charge 6 is the newest Fitbit, released in 2023, and it’s one of the best ever made. I reviewed it when it came out and called it “the best fitness tracker”, and I stand by that. It’s more fully featured than you would expect a slim tracker to be, and includes built-in GPS to track runs without your phone.
It can also track a ton of other activities and sports, and the battery can last up to about six days. Comfortable enough to wear in bed, it can also track your sleep, with all your daily metrics reported back to you in the Fitbit app. Connected to the Pixel 9a, it’s a great pairing.
This offer is running until May 6, 2025, so you have plenty of time to claim the Fitbit after you’ve purchased the phone. You have to head to this website to redeem the offer, which you can do from 14 days after purchase.
Buying the Pixel 9a also currently enters you into a draw to win a Google Pixel Watch 2. You’ve got to be in it to win it, and you never know.