Deal: Unlocked Moto G6 drops to just $80 ($170 off) at Best Buy (carrier activation required)

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Deal: Unlocked Moto G6 drops to just $80 ($170 off) at Best Buy (carrier activation required)
If you're looking for a cheap Android smartphone, Motorola has a couple of phones that can be bought for less than $100 when they're on sale. With a little bit of luck, you can even purchase a mid-range model rather than an entry-level one, but you'll have to make some compromises.

Motorola's Moto G6 is an exceptional device that usually sells for $250, but if you don't mind activating the phone with a certain carrier, you can get one today for just $80. There's a catch though, as you can only activate the phone on Sprint for the maximum discount, any other choice will result in a higher price.

For example, getting the Moto G6 with Verizon means you'll have to pay $130 while activating the phone on AT&T's network will allow you to buy the phone for $200. Both offers are inferior to Sprint's, but in the end, it depends on how much of a compromise you want to make.

Keep in mind that the phone comes unlocked and packs just 32GB expandable storage. A 64GB model is on sale at Best Buy for $170 ($150 off), but it requires carrier activation. The 32GB version is available in either Black or Oyster Blush, whereas the more expensive model comes in Black only.

Check out the deal here

$5/mo off for 5 years on Visible premium plans

$30 /mo
$35
$5 off (14%)
New members get $5/mo off the $35/mo Visible+ plan or $5/mo off the $45/mo Visible+ Pro plan for the first 60 months when they port-in from an eligible carrier. Use code 5OFF5 at checkout to save up to $300.
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