Fry's promo code drops Moto G6 price to $179 today only with no strings attached
Even with the Moto G7 lineup right around the corner, the 5.7-inch no-notch Moto G6 remains one of the best mid-range smartphones money can buy. Especially considering how little money you need to spend on the Snapdragon 450-powered handset at Motorola’s official e-store, Best Buy, B&H Photo Video, or Fry’s Electronics.
Normally priced at $250 and up, the unlocked Moto G6 has routinely been discounted to around $200 over the past couple of months, going as low as $150 with obligatory upfront activation.
But for an extremely limited time, you can now pick this up at Fry’s in exchange for $179 with absolutely no strings attached. The killer new deal is available today only (December 28) in brick and mortar stores, although you also need to sign up for the retailer’s email promo codes and remember to provide your individual digit combination to a cashier or sales associate.
Alternatively, you can opt for in-store pickup on the official Fry’s Electronics website and use the coupon code while checking out. That’s not incredibly complicated, and the Moto G6 is definitely worth the hassle anyway at that crazy low price of $179.
After all, you’re looking at a GSM and CDMA-compatible Android 8.0 phone guaranteed to run 9.0 Oreo software before long, while featuring dual 12 + 5MP rear-facing cameras, 3GB RAM, 32 gigs of internal storage space, a microSD card slot, 3,000 mAh battery, a respectably sharp 2160 x 1080 IPS LCD screen, and an impressively premium glass-and-metal build.
Normally priced at $250 and up, the unlocked Moto G6 has routinely been discounted to around $200 over the past couple of months, going as low as $150 with obligatory upfront activation.
But for an extremely limited time, you can now pick this up at Fry’s in exchange for $179 with absolutely no strings attached. The killer new deal is available today only (December 28) in brick and mortar stores, although you also need to sign up for the retailer’s email promo codes and remember to provide your individual digit combination to a cashier or sales associate.
Alternatively, you can opt for in-store pickup on the official Fry’s Electronics website and use the coupon code while checking out. That’s not incredibly complicated, and the Moto G6 is definitely worth the hassle anyway at that crazy low price of $179.
After all, you’re looking at a GSM and CDMA-compatible Android 8.0 phone guaranteed to run 9.0 Oreo software before long, while featuring dual 12 + 5MP rear-facing cameras, 3GB RAM, 32 gigs of internal storage space, a microSD card slot, 3,000 mAh battery, a respectably sharp 2160 x 1080 IPS LCD screen, and an impressively premium glass-and-metal build.
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