Save up to $300 on the unlocked Google Pixel 4 at various US retailers
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Multiple US retailers are trying to get rid of their Pixel 4 stocks, so if you're in the market for a cheap Pixel phone, you might want to check out these deals. Google has stopped manufacturing the Pixel 4, so once these retailers run out of stock, they will probably not replenish it.
Instead, the new Pixel 4a and possibly Google's Pixel flagship will be picked up by all carriers and retailers across the country, and the older models will be forgotten. Until then, you might want to know that the Pixel 4 is getting a massive $300 discount at Best Buy, but only if you're willing to activate today.
Otherwise, you can pick up an unlocked Google Pixel 4 for $550 ($250) from Best Buy, which is still a good price considering the phone was originally priced at $800. It's worth adding that Amazon is matching Best Buy's deal, so if you prefer Jeff Bezos' company, you can go ahead and grab one today.
The price we mentioned is for the 64GB model, but for just $100 more, you could get the 128GB variant, which costs $650 ($250 off). Both retailers offer the phones in either Clearly White and Just Black colors.
Instead, the new Pixel 4a and possibly Google's Pixel flagship will be picked up by all carriers and retailers across the country, and the older models will be forgotten. Until then, you might want to know that the Pixel 4 is getting a massive $300 discount at Best Buy, but only if you're willing to activate today.
Otherwise, you can pick up an unlocked Google Pixel 4 for $550 ($250) from Best Buy, which is still a good price considering the phone was originally priced at $800. It's worth adding that Amazon is matching Best Buy's deal, so if you prefer Jeff Bezos' company, you can go ahead and grab one today.
The price we mentioned is for the 64GB model, but for just $100 more, you could get the 128GB variant, which costs $650 ($250 off). Both retailers offer the phones in either Clearly White and Just Black colors.
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