Google’s Pixel 7 Pro smartphone fully unlocked is currently available for just $813, that’s a $186 discount.
Fully Unlocked and Brand New Pixel 7 Pro Available for Just $813, Save $186 on this Deal and Enjoy the Best of Android
This phone is fully unlocked and will work with any 5G carrier of your choice. There are no discount codes or coupons needed to get the price down. Just make sure you place your order soon and you’ll have the Pixel 7 Pro at your doorstep next week.
Buy Google Pixel 7 Pro - 5G Android Phone - Unlocked Smartphone - Was $999, now just $813
Looking for the stock Android experience? The Google Pixel is what you need. Right now, the best-ever Pixel phone, the Pixel 7 Pro, is available with a nearly $200 discount - $186 to be exact - in Obsidian color packed with 256GB of storage.
On the performance end, the Google Pixel 7 Pro comes with the Tensor G2 chip which is faster than before and offers a ton of efficiency in day to day tasks. The chip also takes things further in terms of security so you can rest assured everything you do on it - from taking photos to taking video calls - will remain secure from start to finish.
Pixel 7 Pro comes with a 6.7-inch ‘Smooth Display’ which is fancy way of saying ‘120Hz display.’ In other words, it is extremely butter and offers a wonderful experience no matter what you end up doing.
You get a total of three cameras at the back - 50-megapixel wide, 48-megapixel telephoto and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide. This gives you a ton of flexibility while shooting photos and videos. And of course, the photos that come out of this smartphone are some of the best around, too.
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