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Best phone deals: Save on the iPhone, Galaxy Z Fold 5, and more

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If you’re thinking of picking up one of the best phones on the market, then you’ll almost certainly want to grab yourself a discount, especially with how expensive phones have been getting. Keeping an eye on the best iPhone deals, best Samsung Galaxy S24 deals, best Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra deals, and best Google Pixel 8 deals is one way to track down some savings, or you can tune in right here, where we’ve rounded up all of the best phone deals from retailers and carriers across the internet. A couple of other ways to save on a new phone include checking out the best prepaid phone deals and by shopping the best cell phone plan deals. But read onward if you’re in search of the best phone deals available and you’ll find discounts on phones from Google, Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, and more.

Motorola Razr+ 2023 (256GB) — $480 $1,000 52% off

A video playing on the Motorola Razr 40's half open screen.
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The renowned flip phone is back and better than ever with the Motorola Razr+ 2023. It’s lightweight and compact. Has an excellent camera with fast-charging support, and also features dust and water-resistance. The 6.9-inch 144Hz inner screen looks fantastic when it’s unfolded, with a cute little character called Moo brightening up the external notifications display. Worth noting that, while there is no direct discount on the page itself, this color version is half off from the regular price for any of the other colors.

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Google Pixel 7 Pro Renewed (128GB) — $256 $395 35% off

The Google Pixel 7 Pro's screen.
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The Google Pixel 7 Pro has an amazing camera at 50 megapixels for the main camera, with a 12 megapixel ultrawide and a 48 megapixel telephoto lens. Plus, the 10.8 megapixel front-facing selfie camera, which is no slouch either. Essentially, it’s a fantastic option for people who love photography or just want to capture some great shots. It also features a bold, striking design, gorgeous 120Hz refresh rate screen, fast and powerful performance, and supports face unlock for quick, secure access.

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Google Pixel 7a (128GB) — $339 $499 32% off

Widgets Google Pixel 7a home screen
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Available through Best Buy, with $100 off if you activate through a carrier same-day, is the Google Pixel 7a. It’s the most compact phone in the Pixel 7 lineup, with a water-resistant design. It also comes in four fun colors. Features include an amazing 64 megapixel main camera, 90Hz refresh rate for the display, and wireless charging.

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Straight Talk Samsung Galaxy A35 5G (128GB) — $149 $199 25% off

A render of the Samsung Galaxy A35.
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One of the better value phones in the Samsung Galaxy phone lineup is the A35 5G. It has a lot of great features you find more often in tablets, such as a super bright screen the ability to circle things you see in your favorite content and search for what it is. The Galaxy A35 5G even has advanced camera functionality, allowing you to capture photos and video at night. And while the camera system is one of the more impressive you’ll find on a phone at this price point, it’s the all-around value of the A35’s feature set that makes it worth considering.

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Nokia C300 — $110 $140 21% off

Front and rear views of the Nokia C300 against a white background.
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The Nokia name may trigger nostalgia for the early days of cell phones, but the Nokia C300 is as modern as it gets in an entry-level smartphone. It has an octa-core processor for better performance and multi-tasking, yet still manages to get up to two full days of battery life on a single charge. Its camera system is more on the entry-level end, but it still takes 13-megapixel pictures and has three lenses for different shooting scenarios. This phone comes with a pre-installed, full version of Android 12, allowing you to keep up to date with all the latest features the operating software has to offer.

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SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 6 (512GB) — from $1,620 $2,020 20% off

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 display.
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The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is the latest entry into Samsung’s foldable phones, and while it isn’t a massive change to the previous Fold 5, it has a few great quality-of-life changes, as well as a few upgrades here and there, so it’s a great entry-point to the Fold family. It’s thinner and lighter than ever with a silent, high-quality, and durable hinge. Moreover, you get an IPX8-resistant and durable chassis, a fun, social-media-friendly camera, and a large foldout display that’s perfect for multi-tasking, games, and watching media.

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Google Pixel 8 (256GB) — $650 $759 14% off

iPhone 15 Pro (left) and Google Pixel 8a in hand.
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The Google Pixel 8 is one of Google’s latest Pixel releases and it’s been a popular phone. It has a compact size, high quality camera, and software that incorporates AI and makes it a joy to use. The Pixel 8 is capable of reaching up to two days of battery life on a single charge, so it’s a great option for everyday use. It’s able to get that battery life despite utilizing the most powerful processor Google has put in a smartphone to date, which goes a long way toward making things quick and snappy whether you’re taking photos or browsing social media.

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From some of the best folding phones on the market to your common candybar-style phones, there are a lot of deals floating around worth shopping. We’ve included some additional options here:

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