The Motorola One Hyper hasn't been out for long, but Moto is already offering a pretty enticing deal on it — that is, if you've been looking to buy a Moto G6 or G6 Play as well. If you purchase a One Hyper for its sticker price of $399.99, Motorola will throw in a $249.99 MSRP Moto G6 or Moto G6 Play at no additional cost.
Read MoreGrab a new Moto G6 for an all-time low price of $120 ($130 off) on Amazon and B&H
The recently unveiled Moto Razr may be the hot new item in Motorola's hardware pipeline, but the phone manufacturer has also made quite a name for itself with its affordable range of mid-tier devices. Right now, you can grab a brand new Moto G6 for the lowest price we've ever seen on Amazon and B&H, starting at just $119.99.
Read More64GB Moto G6 at all-time low price of $161 ($39 off)
Need a new phone for cheap? How about two new phones for cheap? The Moto G6 could be a great candidate for either your primary phone or your side carry and we've got a couple of deals on right now with the 64GB version at its lowest price yet on Amazon and a free 32GB unit if you buy another phone direct from Motorola.
Read MoreAmazon drops the Prime Exclusive 64GB/4GB Moto G6 to $180 ($120 off)
Phone deals just keep popping up. Take this one, for instance — Amazon is currently offering the Prime Exclusive 64GB/4GB Moto G6 for the low price of $179.99, a substantial $120 off. That's pretty good.
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If you're in need of a cheap phone, the Moto G line is almost always a great option. The venerable series has practically redefined what it means to have a good budget phone here in the US, so when we see discounts off the already low prices, we pay attention. Right now, both the Moto G6 and G6 Play have dropped to $159.99 and $149.99, respectively, at several retailers.
Read More[Update: B&H, too] Get a 64GB/4GB Moto G6 from Amazon for $200 ($120 off)
Motorola's G line really kicked off actually good budget phones here in the US, and the brand continues to be one of the biggest players. Though it's not the newest model around, you can get yourself a 64GB/4GB Moto G6 for $199.99 from Amazon, a very nice $120 off MSRP. And yes, this is the standard version, not the ad-supported Prime model.
Read More6 of our favorite tech deals this week: Pixel and Moto phones, dirt-cheap 4K movies, and more
It's understandable for mobile tech enthusiasts to be suffering from a bit of an attention-span issue right now. After all, we're just a little over a week away from the start of Mobile World Congress 2019, one of the biggest new-product expos of the year. With all those fresh hot devices waiting in the wings, how are we to focus on anything else? Somehow, though, we're managing to keep at least some attention on the present, and over the past week we've covered a lot of tempting deals — here are some of the best that are still active:
Read MoreMoto G6 drops to $170 ($70 off) on Amazon for Prime Exclusive, $180 for regular version
If you're looking for something a bit bigger and/or newer than the Moto X4, which we posted a deal on earlier today, then this one might be more your speed. Amazon is offering the Prime Exclusive version of the G6 for $169.99, with the regular model coming in at $179.99.
Read More[Update: 32GB for $185] Moto G6 with 64GB of storage is $215 ($105 off) at B&H
There are a ton of competitors in the budget phone bracket nowadays, but Moto G phones are always a reliable bet. The Moto G6 is the latest offering in a long line of Motorola's mid-rangers, and we concluded that it's a "predictably good value" in our review. B&H is currently offering the 64GB version of the Moto G6 for $214.99, which is $105 off MSRP.
Read MoreGet a combined $400 off a Pixel 3 or 3 XL via Project Fi, plus discounts on other phones
Google has dropped the price on its latest pair of flagships via the Google Store between $150-200, but Project Fi is set to one-up that offer. From now until next Tuesday (11/27) you can get a cumulative $400 off either the Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL — $200 in an up-front discount, and $200 in the form of bill credits.
Don't like bill credits? You can also get an up-front $400 off the LG V35 ThinQ or G7 ThinQ with activation. Love bill credits? You can get $350 towards service if you get the older Pixel 2 XL. And if you just want something cheap, the Moto G6 and Moto X4 are $150-250 off (with activation).
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