
You can get the 512GB model for the price of the 256GB, or the 1TB model for the price of the 512GB. Without a trade-in, you can get $370 off the 512GB or $490 off the 1TB. With a trade-in, you also get up to an extra $700 off. Shop Now at Samsung

Samsung is offering up to $1,000 off select Galaxy phones with eligible trade-ins, along with additional perks like free storage upgrades and bonus credits on certain models. It's a strong opportunity to save big on the latest devices while getting extra value from your old phone. Shop Now at Samsung

That's the best price we've seen in any condition. A one-year Allstate warranty is provided with purchase. Buy Now at eBay
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor
- 6.8” Dynamic AMOLED 2X HD+ display
- Galaxy AI
- 12GB RAM
- Up to 200MP camera zoom
- Model: SM-S928UZKFXAA

That's by far the best we've ever seen in any condition. A 1-year Allstate warranty applies. Buy Now at eBay
- Google Tensor G2 chipset
- split screen multitasking
- compatible with most major carriers
- IPX8 water resistant
- 12GB RAM; 256GB storage
- Android 13.0
- Model: G9FPL

Samsung's Black Friday deals on their Galaxy phones combine outright discounts with free storage upgrades for savings of up to $720 without a trade-in — with a trade-in, that reaches as high as $1,120 off. That's great savings on the Galaxy S25 series, as well as the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7 phones. Shop Now at Samsung

Without a trade-in, you can get $350 off the 512GB or the 1TB. With a trade-in, you get up to $700 off. Shop Now at Samsung

Save on Samsung android smartphones, including some of the newest models, many of which are at all time low. We've pictured this Refurb Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 256GB Smartphone for $418.99 (best ever price.) Shop Now at eBay

That's the best price we've seen on this well reviewed, high powered phone. It's only available at this price in black, although the white version is only $20 more. Buy Now at Amazon
- Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor
- 6.77" AMOLED 120Hz display
- 256GB storage, 24GB RAM
- Quad 50MP camera system
- 5150mAh battery, Glyph interface

It's the best price we've even seen for an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S22. You'd pay $35 more for a refurb today at Amazon. A 1-year Allstate warranty applies. Buy Now at eBay
- Qualcomm SM8450 Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 8-core CPU
- 6.8" WQHD+ edge screen display
- 8GB RAM, 128GB storage
- 108MP rear camera, 40MP front camera
- Android 12
- Model: SM-S901UZWAXAA

Samsung's Try and Buy program gives you a 30-day window to try the Samsung S24 series, Galaxy S23, Galaxy ZFold5, and Galaxy ZFlip5 smartphones, before deciding if you want to keep the devices or return them for a full refund. Unlocked phones aren't eligible (they must be AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, or US Cellular devices). Phones must be purchased via Samsung Financing, or paid in full. (Of the carrier payment plans, only the Verizon Payment Plan is eligible for the 30-day trial.) Shop Now at Samsung

You'd pay at least $79 more for a refurb today at Amazon. This one comes with a 1-year Allstate warranty, too. Buy Now at eBay
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Plus 1.8GHz to 3GHz octa-core processor
- 6.5" 1080x2400 touchscreen
- 8GB RAM & 128GB storage
- 64MP/12MP/12MP triple rear camera w/ telephoto, wide & ultra-wide lenses
- 10MP front camera
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Android 10
- Model: SM-N981U1

This customizable screen darkening app for those of us with sensitive eyes will usually run you about a buck. Shop Now at Google Play

It's the best price we've seen for this Samsung S22 Ultra phone. You'd pay $16 more for a refurb at Amazon. It's backed a 1-year Allstate warranty. Buy Now at eBay

Get deals on select Samsung phones and smart watches in this sale at Woot, with deals starting from $139.99. Shop Now at Woot! An Amazon Company

Trade in your old device to get up to $1,200 off. Plus, select models and colors get an extra $300 off.
Alternatively, if you don't have a device to trade in, you get $300 off. Shop Now at Samsung

Without a trade-in, you can get $300 off any of the three models. With a trade-in, those discounts reach as high as $630 off. That's as much as double the discount we saw on the 256GB model without a trade-in just three days ago — it's at least an $80 better discount in any situation. Shop Now at Samsung

Prices start at $277 with the full trade-in value. All Samsung Certified Renewed smartphones come with a one-year limited warranty, just like their brand new smartphones. Shop Now at Amazon
- 256GB storage
- 200MP camera for detail
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor
- S Pen for easy note-taking
- Unlocked for flexible carrier choice

It's $60 off and the lowest price we could find. It's also $35 under Best Buy and back at the lowest price it's been on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon
- works with iPhone, iPad, Android, and PC
- active noise cancellation
- 325-foot wireless range
- 48kHz/24bit HD audio
- Model: M6S-US

Save up to $760 when pre-ordering the just-announced Google Pixel 10 phones with a qualifying trade-in at Best Buy. Plus, you'll score up to $350 in Best Buy gift cards, making these some of the best pre-order offers we've seen. They're expected for release on August 28. Shop Now at Best Buy

With a trade-in, discounts are as high as $580, dropping potential starting prices to $720, depending upon the value of your trade. New accounts will also get 6-months of Google AI Pro with 2TB storage for free (a $120 value). Shop Now at Samsung
Android Phones: The Basics
Android refers to the operating system (OS) that many smartphones use. With so many Android smartphones to choose from, you might have trouble picking one--you can find cheap android deals or go all the way up to the latest and greatest smartphones. Let us help you find the best Android deals for you!
Android Phone Brands
Android’s main rival, Apple iOS, only runs on one brand of phone. Many brands use Android OS , making your options plentiful. Here are some popular Android smartphone brands:
- Samsung: The most popular Android OS phone producer, Samsung offers a variety of handsets to choose from — including the popular Galaxy S series. Samsung is frequently releasing new technology, so keep an eye out for deals for old and new devices alike. You can shop specific deals for Samsung devices here .
- Google: Google joined the smartphone game in 2013, and has been making waves ever since. Earlier versions of their Pixel phone utilizes Android OS. However, newer versions operate on Google’s Chrome OS. Shop Google deals here .
- Motorola: Motorola has been a household name in cell phones for decades. These days, Motorola offers unique features known as “ moto mods .” Smartphones are typically sold at a premium, but Motorola offers most of their phones at a very reasonable price. Be sure to browse our Motorola page for brand-specific deals.
- LG: LG’s low prices makes it another budget-friendly smartphone producer to consider. Frequently receiving 4+ star reviews from CNET , LG proves that consumers can have the features they love at a price they can afford. Peruse our LG sales and coupons here .
6 Smartphone Shopping Tips
Beyond simply finding deals on Android phones, shoppers may want to consider different factors to help narrow their choices. We’ve detailed a few of those considerations below:
1. Buy a Phone That’s Compatible With Your Carrier
Before purchasing a phone, it’s important to be sure the phone you’ve selected is compatible with your carrier. If you’re buying your phone directly from your carrier, this is a non-issue. However, if you’re shopping the unlocked phone deals featured on our site, you’ll want to check with your carrier to see if the phone is compatible.
2. Understand Smartphone Camera Specs
Smartphones are designed to do it all. One feature that many shoppers care about is the camera(s). When reviewing camera capabilities, there are a few things you should consider:
- Megapixels (MP): Megapixels are the millions of dots that, after being pieced together, create the image you see after taking a photograph. More pixels generally means greater clarity. Depending on how you wish to use your smartphone camera, you may only need the standard 12MP — even budget Android phones tend to sport at least a 12MP camera these days. For more information, you can check out this article .
- Pixel Size (µm): Possibly more important than megapixels is pixel size. If megapixels describe the entire photo, the individual pixels determine how vivid the photo will be .
- Aperture (f): In photography, aperture is the opening in a lens where light passes into the camera . The lower the aperture number (e.g. f/1.4), the greater the exposure. If you wish to take pictures at night, look for a low number.
- Lens: Most phones now have at least two lenses; typically, you’ll have a front-facing camera and a rear-facing camera. However, modern smartphones have up to five cameras on a single device, each contributing to different types of photography or video.
3. Pick the Right Smartphone Display
Your smartphone display is more than just the size of your screen (measured diagonally). If you plan to use your phone for gaming or streaming videos, it’s important to consider other key display specs:
- Refresh rate (Hz): the number of times your screen updates with new images per second (e.g., 120Hz means the screen updates 120 times per second). The higher the refresh rate, the smoother your picture will be.
- Pixels Per Inch (PPI): describes exactly that, the number of pixels per inch of the screen. This is important in determining the clarity of your picture - it’s important to review this number over screen size because a bigger screen doesn’t always translate to a larger PPI.
4. Be Sure Your Phone Has Enough Memory
Its easy to find a cheap android smartphone and not much attention to memory. But this may not be the place to skimp for everyone. Memory is described in two ways, RAM and storage.
- RAM: Random-access memory is like the short-term memory of your smartphone computer. You utilize RAM when you switch between active apps, for example. The more RAM you have, the faster your device — this is especially important if you typically have multiple apps running in the background.
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Storage: Android phone storage can be broken down into three categories: internal, external, and cloud storage.
- Internal Storage - This is the amount of storage your phone has onboard. Many devices are priced according to this onboard storage.
- External storage - Also known as expandable storage, many phones offer the option to increase the storage of a handset through devices like Micro-SD cards.
- Cloud storage - This is storage you can access via the internet and apps. Many times, carriers and/or phone brands will offer a limited amount of cloud storage to their consumers.
5. Explore Extra Smartphone Features
There are plenty of other features you can look at when purchasing your Android phone. Some include security (fingerprint sensors, facial recognition), virtual assistants (Amazon Alexa, Samsung’s Bixby, Google Assistant), and accessibility features (like flash notifications, transcription services, or hearing aid support).
6. Set Up a DealNews Alert
You can set up an email alert or notifications for Android phone deals on your profile page , or by clicking the “Create an Alert” button (located at the bottom of any category or search result page on DealNews).
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brand has the best Android phone deals?
The landscape for Android phones is frequently changing; pricing and deals are always competitive. Be sure to keep an eye on our Android cell phone deals, as well as the Android manufacturer brand pages, such as Samsung , LG , and Motorola .
How do I know which phone to purchase?
Your selection of Android phones is quite large, so choosing a device can be hard. Decide on how you wish to use your phone, and determine which features are most important to you. Then you can review and compare devices on websites such as CNET or PCMag . Once you’ve settled on an Android smartphone, don’t forget to check out DealNews for all the best Android sales.
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