The Pixel 2 XL isn't an inexpensive phone by any means, and discounts on Google phones are pretty rare within the first few months of release. That makes this $50 discount (and you could be saving a lot more if you live in one of 46 states that tax isn't charged for) a pretty big deal.

Google's most powerful phone features a 6.0" 1440p P-OLED display in an 18:9 ratio, a Snapdragon 835, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 12MP camera out back, an 8MP unit up front, and a 3520mAh battery. IP67 water resistance and dual front-facing speakers are present, though a headphone jack isn't. There have been numerous complaints about the display; however, I own a Pixel 2 XL and quite honestly don't notice anything out of the ordinary - ever.

This $899.99 price is $50 lower than the $949.99 MSRP, and tax is only charged in four states: Florida, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Texas. I paid $907 out the door for my 64GB Pixel 2 XL from the Google Store, so as long as you don't live in one of those four states, consider this a free storage upgrade. Shipping is free, and the two-year Google warranty is intact. However, the listing is showing the dreaded 'limited quantity available' indicator and only the Just Black color is still purchasable, so hurry if you're interested.

Source: eBay