While Motorola is hosting a Black Friday 2016 sale of its own, this only includes Moto Z phones with Moto Mods that will cost you at least $450. If you're not willing to pay that kind of money, but still need a large Moto handset in your life, perhaps you'll be interested in getting a Moto X Pure Edition 64 GB for just $269.95. That's the price that retailer B&H is currently asking for an unlocked Moto X Pure 64 GB as part of a deal that will end tomorrow, November 26.
The regular price of the X Pure 64 GB (directly from Motorola) is $349.99, so we're looking at $80.04 off here.
Of course, the Moto X Pure Edition is not a new phone compared to a Moto Z (being a product originally released in 2015), but it will ship to you brand new, and you can choose to get it in three versions: black, white, and white with bamboo back. This is a US-only deal, as B&H doesn't ship phones to other countries.
The Moto X Pure is compatible with all major US carriers (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint) and currently runs Android Marshmallow. An update to Android Nougat will probably arrive sometime next year. You can find out more about the smartphone from our Moto X Pure review.
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