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Google hasn't released its latest two high-end phones, both of which are high-end phones running inventory software on unimaginative hardware and haven't caused a global sensation. However, at the right price, the Snapdragon 855-powered Pixel's appeal is hard to compete with. Considering its excellent camera performance, beautiful OLED screen and stable battery life, the service life of 4 and 4 XL is the same.

The usual "pure Google" phones, which cost $799 and $899 respectively, garnered compelling discounts from some major carriers and retailers on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, perhaps the most striking of which is that you can save $200. The prices listed above have absolutely no strings attached to shopping directly from the search giant.

Although the deal expired only a week ago, the all-new Google Store promotion took place yesterday (December 4) and runs until December 14 (Saturday). That's as overwhelming as its 5.7-inch Pixel 4, which costs as little as $699, while the 6.3-inch Pixel 4 XL now starts at $749. In other words, in 64GB and 128GB storage configurations, the smaller version is $100 cheaper than usual, while the larger version is $150 cheaper.

The Pixel 4 and 4 XL are unlocked for sale and can be used on a nationwide selection of GSM or CDMA networks. Technically, they can be used for three spray operations, although the limited edition "Oh So Orange" of the more compact phone can only be compared to the 64. At the time of writing, the local digital storage room has the highest number of shows, and the current version of XL devices is listed as out of stock.

Now you can get the same $100 and $150 discounts on Best Buy and Amazon, and there is no expiration date (which could be a good thing or a bad thing). The former retailer will allow you to save more select networks by pre-activating.

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