Save up to $400 when you purchase the Google Pixel or Google Pixel XL from Verizon

Google wanted the opportunity to sell a phone it designed itself from head to toe. This way, it could build its own hardware around its own software, a game plan that has worked well for Apple. In the U.S., the only place where you can walk into a store, check out the Google Pixel and the Google Pixel XL, and walk out with one of Google's new phones in your hands is Verizon.

If you're a new Verizon customer, you can switch to Big Red, trade-in your current daily driver, and save up to $400 on the purchase of the Pixel or the Pixel XL using Verizon's device payment plan. If you're already a Verizon subscriber, you can save up to $300 on the Pixel or the Pixel XL by trading in your current phone. We should note that the phone being traded-in must be in working condition. The only models worth the top amount that Verizon will pay include the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S6, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, HTC M9, Apple iPhone 6, LG G4 and LG V10.

The 32GB Google Pixel at Verizon is priced at $649.99 to be exact, or $27.08 a month over 24 months. The version with 128GB of internal storage is priced at $749.99, or $31.23 a month over 24 months.

The 32GB Google Pixel XL is $769.99 or $32.08 a month for two years. The 128GB version of the Pixel XL will cost you $869.99 or $36.24 a month over 24 months.

Yesterday, T-Mobile announced a deal that will give owners of the 32GB Pixel half of their money back in bill credits if they switch to T-Mobile One. None other than T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that the phone has been tested and is fantastic on the T-Mobile 4G LTE network. Those taking the third largest carrier in the nation up on this deal, will receive a $13.55 credit each month for 24 months.

Take advantage of Verizon's largesse and you can save as much as $400 on your Pixel or Pixel XL purchase. If interested, visit your local Verizon store.


source: Verizon