In the UK, you can buy an unlocked version of the 32GB Pixel from Google starting at £599 and a 32GB Pixel XL starting at £719, with an extra £100 to upgrade to the 128GB model both ways. Rogers and its subsidiary Fido are offering the larger 128GB model. Multiple Canadian carriers are offering contract deals on the Pixel and Pixel XL, but the two of the three - Bell and Telus - are all only offering the 32GB option.
In Canada, buying a 32GB Pixel through Google starts at $899, and a 32GB Pixel XL starts at a whopping $1049 - that's before taxes - so needless to say it's a pretty major purchase especially if you're considering adding another $130 to upgrade to the 128GB variant. In the U.S., there are decent financing options via Google and Project Fi, but we recommend not getting your Pixel through Verizon.
There are different financing and carrier deals available depending on where you live. Looking at the difference between a $649 32GB Pixel and an $869 128GB Pixel XL could mean the difference between meeting your budget and shooting way past it. Upgrading to the 128GB model from either phone will add $100 to the price. If you opt to buy an unlocked Pixel, it starts at $649 for the 32GB model, while the Pixel XL starts at $769. For most people the decision is ultimately going to come down to what fits best into their budget.
