The Google Pixel 7 is one of the hot phones right now and you can pick one of your very own up with a $100 Amazon gift card thrown in for just $599.
This deal doesn’t require that you enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons so just place your order as normal and you’ll benefit from the special price. Keep in mind that we don’t know how long the deal will be available for though, and we suggest that you place your order as soon as possible if you want to get your hands on this special deal.
This Google Pixel deal would normally sell for around $700, but if you order now you’re getting a $100 saving and paying just $599.
Buy: Google Pixel 7 – Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone – 128GB: $599 | Original price: $700
The Google Pixel 7 comes with a Google-designed Tensor chip inside and supports all of the 5G connectivity you’d expect including Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers. The phone also features an adaptive battery that can last more than 24 hours on a single charge. Using the Extreme Battery Saver mode turned that into a whopping 72 hours.
This being a Pixel phone you can expect stellar photography capabilities and the 6.3-inch display is sharp, rich, and vivid.
Again, this deal could come to an end at any moment so we would absolutely recommend that you place that order as soon as possible to avoid any chance of missing out.
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