Mobile Phones

Compare prices on new mobile phones in Australia, including the latest iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S, Galaxy Z Fold, Galaxy A and Google Pixel models. Each phone shows every store price we track, cheapest first.

Before you buy 3 things to check when buying a phone
  • The exact model and storageOne phone comes in several storage sizes and colours. Make sure you're comparing the same one.
  • Australian stockLocal models come with Australian warranty and work on every local network.
  • Last year's modelThe previous generation is often much cheaper and close to identical day to day.

81 products

Prices at a glance

The mobile phones we compare at the most stores, with today’s cheapest price. Checked 2 November 2026.

Quick answers

How much do mobile phones cost in Australia?

Across the 81 mobile phones we compare, today’s prices start at $485. Most sit between $747.99 and $2,345, and half cost $1,229 or less. Prices checked 2 November 2026.

Which mobile phones are cheapest right now?

Of those compared at two or more stores, the cheapest today are Samsung Galaxy A56 5G (128GB) ($519, 20 stores) and Google Pixel 10a 5G (128GB) ($747.99, 10 stores). We only compare the stores we track, so someone else might have them for less.

Where can you buy mobile phones?

The stores we track with the most mobile phones right now are eBay, Dick Smith, Kogan, Mobileciti, Allphones and Samsung. Every product page lines up all their prices, cheapest first.

Which brands make the most mobile phones?

The brands with the most mobile phones we compare are Samsung (50), Apple (23) and Google (8).