Daily Steals offers major discounts on unlocked Motorola smartphones
Motorola fans looking to upgrade to a newer model are given the chance to do that at a very special price. Daily Steals is running a promotion on five Motorola smartphones that have been released in the last two years.
Assuming that you have a Motorola smartphone that was launched back in 2015 or earlier, you can now upgrade to the Moto Z DROID for just $180. This is Motorola's flagship from 2016, which originally sold for $700 outright. The same goes for the Moto Z Force DROID that sells for only $180.
Obviously, these deals aren't aimed at people who already own a Motorola smartphone, so if you want to try one out, here is your chance to get it cheap.
The less-featured Moto Z Play is on sale as well for just $160, while the newer Moto Z2 Play costs $240. Finally, the star of the sale is the Moto Z2 Force DROID that's on sale for $280, Motorola's that made it to market last summer.
According to Daily Steals, all these smartphones are Verizon models, but they have been unlocked to work on GSM networks as well. There's a catch though, as all Motorola smartphones on sale are “B Grade Refurbished,” which means they are in good cosmetic condition and will “minor scratches and/or scuff marks on corners and/or screen.”
Assuming that you have a Motorola smartphone that was launched back in 2015 or earlier, you can now upgrade to the Moto Z DROID for just $180. This is Motorola's flagship from 2016, which originally sold for $700 outright. The same goes for the Moto Z Force DROID that sells for only $180.
The less-featured Moto Z Play is on sale as well for just $160, while the newer Moto Z2 Play costs $240. Finally, the star of the sale is the Moto Z2 Force DROID that's on sale for $280, Motorola's that made it to market last summer.
- Moto Z DROID ($169.99)
- Moto Z Force DROID ($179.99)
- Moto Z Play ($159.99)
- Moto Z2 Play ($239.99)
- Moto Z2 Force DROID ($279.99)
According to Daily Steals, all these smartphones are Verizon models, but they have been unlocked to work on GSM networks as well. There's a catch though, as all Motorola smartphones on sale are “B Grade Refurbished,” which means they are in good cosmetic condition and will “minor scratches and/or scuff marks on corners and/or screen.”
source: Daily Steals via Droid-life
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