While Black Friday and Cyber Monday are done and dusted, there are still plenty of deals on the latest handsets, including that of Apple, Samsung, Google, and more that are worth your consideration. If you missed out on the initial wave of promotions, look to these remaining offers to save hundreds on some of the best smartphones.
Holiday smartphone deals
Here are the latest deals we’ve found since the page was last updated.
Best holiday smartphone deals
Below, you’ll find my top picks for holiday smartphone deals, including that of Google, Apple, Samsung, and more. The Pixel 7 Pro was always undercutting industry flagships at $900, but for a very limited time, you can still snag the latest Google phone for just $750 ($150 off). To get an iPhone 14 that’s fully discounted, you’ll need to trade in a suitable device and you’ll also have to be under a qualifying Unlimited plan, which includes Premium, Extra, and Starter. The discount is applied in 36 monthly bill credits. The phone is certified “refurbished” by Walmart, meaning it has been fully inspected and will look as good as new. Barring that, you can expect the same iOS 16 experience that one would get on the more-expensive iPhone 14 Pro and a more traditional notched display. The Pixel 7 right now is on sale for $599, a $100 mark-down from the retail cost of the 256GB model. Read the hands-on review here. You can snag the OnePlus Nord N20 5G for as low as $230 right now.
Best Buy holiday smartphone deals
Here are some other holiday smartphone deals still available at Best Buy:
Walmart holiday smartphone deals
Here are some other holiday smartphone deals still available at Walmart: The second part of the equation is determining whether or not a deal is real or not. In some cases, retailers will mark down a product knowing full well that it has been discounted for weeks and months before. In other cases, like the ones mentioned above, you’re saving money on the products like never before. The short answer is no. DSLRs have larger sensors and can capture more information. They also tend to do better in low-light or difficult conditions, whereas smartphones perform best in well-lit environments. However, one of the differences that should be noted is the use of AI algorithms and smart technologies to optimize images. Older DSLRs lack these functions. When it comes to imagery, smartphones are convenient, but DSLRs offer far more in terms of capture and editing, and so are better suited to professional photography.
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