Save $100 on an Unlocked Google Pixel 7 Smartphone

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You’ll find everything you’re looking for in a smartphone on the unlocked Google Pixel 7 Smartphone: 24-hour battery, ultrawide camera lens, security, and waterproof. It’s also easy to make the switch, whether you’re coming from Android or iOS, and you can save $100 to boot.

Google Tensor G2 powers the smartphone, making it more efficient and secure. A 6.3″ display makes your videos, streaming, and gaming sharp with vivid colors, while the speed and responsiveness is great for scrolling and moving between apps. This phone is unlocked, so you can choose your own carrier and data plan or add it to your existing plan. It will work with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Google Fi, and other carriers.

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You’ll finally have a smartphone that can last a full 24 hours, and if you turn Extreme Battery Saver on, it can last up to three full days. Google Tensor 2 and the Titan M2 security chip will add security, and the planned VPN by Google One will protect what you do online. If you need help, just ask Google Assistant. The Google Pixel 7 Smartphone is waterproof and dustproof, with the ultimate score of IP68. It’s also scratch-resistant, with Corning, Gorilla, and Glass Victus.

The ultrawide lenses have up to 8x Super Res Zoom, Real Tone, and Cinematic Blur to make your images and videos look professional. Pair devices easily to the phone, including the Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds, and use Find My Device to locate them and your other Pixel devices.

Take $100 off the price of the Pixel 7 in your choice of colors, and pay just $499 for 128GB and $599 for 256GB. Also check out the prices of bundling it with Google Buds Earbuds.

Unlocked Google Pixel 7 Smartphone

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