The best Prime Day 2023 phone deals won't last long: Samsung, more
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Call us up if you want the best Amazon Prime Day deals.
For Prime Day 2023, we called in our whole staff to scour the sales, looking for the best of the best in fashion, tech, kitchen and more.
However, for those on the hunt for a new phone, look no further. We dialed up all the best deals on cell phones below, making sure to include unlocked options so you can get to texting and calling right away, no matter your provider.
We found deals from Samsung, Google and more to start. We say this because Prime Day comes with twists and turns during the two day sale, and many more deals may be announced.
We will be here to update this article in real time, so be on the lookout for even more brands and models to shop, plus price drops and more.
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Best iPhone Deals
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From the Amazon Renewed Store, you can snag a like-new Apple iPhone 14 for more than $100 off. With 128 GB, the screen has no scratches and has been professionally inspected, tested and cleaned by the Amazon qualified vendors.
Best Android Deals
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This Prime Day, shop the Samsung Galaxy S23 — the model that has a built-in stylus, is nearly 30% off right now and boasts crystal-clear camera resolution at 200MP, the highest camera resolution on a phone yet. For $400 off, don’t skip this deal.
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We love a Pixel device, so much so that we tested out the matching Pixel Buds and Pixel Watch that pair perfectly with this phone. The Google phone is also unlocked, making it easy to switch over and start using now.
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Want an even newer Pixel model? We can help. Get the Pixel 7 device on Amazon Prime Day and save money and time, with super fast speeds and a 24-hour battery life.
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Hello, Moto! This Motorola smartphone is unlocked and at a super affordable price while supplies last. It comes in a variety of colors, each with the same upgraded specs you can expect from an Android device.
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Experience the best of Sony with their smartphone. The Xperia 1 IV comes to you unlocked for use with any carrier and has 4K resolution plus built-in live streaming capabilities for creators or gamers.
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Sometimes basic is the best. This is one of the most affordable smartphones we have seen, and it is even more so right now during Amazon Prime Day. The Android operated phone has a 32 GB storage and works with T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T.
This Prime Day deal on a TCL 40XL Unlocked Phone is one to watch. How often do you have the opportunity to save a whopping 37% on a cellphone with 256GB of storage, 6GB of RAM, and the Android 13 operating system? We’ll answer for you: not often!
A brand-new smartphone for just over $100? We’re listening! This TCL 30 SE Unlocked phone is available for 35% off this Prime Day, and comes equipped with 64GB of storage, a triple-camera system, and a beautiful 6.52-inch HD+ Display.
Best Foldable Phone Deals
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With 256GB, this tried-and-true trendy phone model is just as ergonomic as it looks. Dipping into nostalgia, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 Cell Phone is 20% off this Prime Day, completely pocked-sized and comes in a few different colors to choose from.
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For a tablet-inspired model, shop the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Phone that’s powered with 256GB of storage, boasts an expansive viewing experience and allows you to use its Flex mode to video chat on one side and browse on the other. For 60% off, this foldable phone deal is not one to pass up.
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