UPDATE: Mar. 20,Watch How Young Sisters Share a Man Online 2024, 9:55 a.m. EDT This story has been updated with additional Big Spring Deals on unlocked Motorola phones.
Best unlocked phone deals at a glance:Amazon is running a new Big Spring Sale from March 20 to 25, and its press release specifies that "seasonally relevant items" are the stars of the show. Think robot vacuums that'll make spring cleaning easier, fitness trackers for warm-weather workouts, and... unlocked phones, apparently?
SEE ALSO: Amazon's Big Spring Sale is here: Shop Apple devices, robot vacuums, unlocked phones, moreWe'll let it slide: On the first day of the Big Spring Sale, the retail giant is doling out unseasonably good deals on smartphones that can be used with any carrier, the likes of which it usually reserves for Black Friday and Prime Day. That includes several record-low prices on current Google, Samsung, and Motorola models in brand-new condition that may sway hesitant upgraders. Apple's iPhones are MIA so far, but that may change as the sale progresses: New offers are being added every day.
Keep reading for a list of the best unlocked phone deals from Amazon's Big Spring Sale thus far — none of which require a Prime membership.
Note: Best Buywas matching all of the following offers at the time of writing.
Read Mashable's full review of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
A close rival to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, Samsung's new Galaxy S24 Ultra is a premium 6.8-inch smartphone with a durable titanium design, a rear telephoto lens with impressive zoom capabilities, and a smattering of neat AI features. It also comes with a built-in S Pen stylus that doubles as a remote, said Mashable tech editor Kim Gedeon. This is the 256GB base model's first discount since it launched in January 2024.
Samsung Galaxy A25 5G (128GB) — $264.99$299.99(save $35)
Samsung Galaxy S24 (128GB) — $749.99$799.99(save $50)
Samsung Galaxy S24+ (128GB) — $849.99$999.99(save $150)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 (256GB) — $849.99$999.99(save $150)
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 (256GB) — $1,499.99$1,799.99(save $300)
Note: The Google Storeand Best Buywere matching all of the following offers at the time of writing.
Read Mashable's full review of the Google Pixel 8.
Google's latest flagship smartphone nabbed a Mashable's Choice Award for its 6.2-inch 120Hz display, peppy Tensor G3 chip (which supports AI features), stellar cameras, and extra-long battery life; this particular configuration comes with 128GB of storage. It's not a wildly different handset compared to its predecessors, the also-great Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, but it's a pretty compelling buy at this new all-time low price.
Google Pixel 7a (128GB) — $374$499(save $125)
Google Pixel 8 Pro (128GB) — $749$999(save $150)
Google Pixel Fold (256GB) — $1,299$1,799(save $500)
Note: The Motorola websiteand Best Buywere matching all of the following offers at the time of writing.
This isn't 2004's razr: The Motorola razr+ from 2023 is a snazzy flip phone with dual pOLED screens, a three-camera setup, and 256GB of storage. Now on sale at its all-time low of $699.99, it's a budget-friendly alternative to other foldables like the Google Pixel Fold and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5. It's available on Amazon in several colors, including the very Barbiecore Viva Magenta variant that used to be exclusive to T-Mobile and the Motorola website.
Morotola moto g play (32GB) — $99.99$169.99(save $70)
Motorola moto g stylus (64GB) — $129.99$199.99(save $70)
Motorola moto g 5G (128GB) — $169.99$249.99(save $80)
Motorola moto g power 5G (256GB) — $199.99$299.99(save $100)
Motorola moto g stylus 5G (256GB) — $249.99$399.99(save $150)
Motorola edge (256GB) — $349.99$599.99(save $150)
Motorola razr (128GB) — $499.99$699.99(save $200)
Topics Amazon Google Motorola Samsung
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