Google’s regularly $599 unlocked Pixel 7 smartphone is now down at $355 Prime shipped ...Middle East

Alongside some particularly notable deals still live on the pro-grade variant, Woot is now offering a sweet deal on unlocked Google Pixel 7 handsets down at $354.99 Prime shipped. A $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise. This is a regularly $599 smartphone that is currently on sale for $454 at Amazon. Today’s deal lands at $60 under our previous mention for the lowest price we have tracked on the previous-generation Google Pixel device. Today’s deal is live on both the Obsidian and Snow colorways. Hit the jump for more details. We came away impressed with the Google Pixel 7 after going hands-on and, despite it being the previous model now, it delivers a notable experience at far less than

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