- Offer valid through 10/23 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
- The $100 gift card is included with the Pixel 7 in Lemongrass, which is available for pre-order now, as of October 12.
- The $100 gift card is now included with the Pixel 7 in Snow, as of October 11.
- The Pixel 7 Pro in Hazel seems to go in and out of availability for pre-order. Keep checking throughout each day.
Trade-in value notes:
- In states CA (please add more), tax is charged on (price - TIV_promo).
- In states NJ, NY, tax is charged on (price - TIV_promo - TIV_normal).
- NJ: When I did an in-store pickup of an online-order, tax was automatically calculated on (price - TIV_promo - TIV_normal). But when I did an in-store purchasing today, tax was calculated on (price - TIV_promo). According to the representative, this is because TIV_normal is processes as a GC and it has to be applied after the checkout, so the tax is charged on that part. Don't know if this is all true to CA or other states.
| Model | TIV listed on promo [bestbuy.com] | actual TIV [promo+normal] | worth attention | TIV in Fi-promo (for reference) |
| iPhone SE (3rd Gen) | $465 | $475 [300+175] | vv | $235 |
| iPhone XR | $415 | $420 [300+120] | v | $335 |
| iPhone XS | $420 | $425 | $330 | |
| iPhone 11 | $475 | $490 [300+190] | v | $330 |
| iPhone 12 mini | $510 | $510 [300+210] | $261 | |
| Pixel 4a 5g | $320 | $320 [250+70] | $100 | |
| Pixel 6 | $470 | $480 [250+230] | $240 | |
| Pixel 6 Pro | $500 | $545 [250+295] | $280 | |
| less interesting | ||||
| iPhone XS Max | $475 | |||
| iPhone 11 Pro | $530 | |||
| iPhone 11 Pro Max | $600 | |||
| iPhone 12 | $570 | |||
| iPhone 12 Pro | $650 | |||
| iPhone 12 Pro Max | $700 | |||
| Galaxy S20 5G | $360 | |||
| Galaxy S20+ 5G | $385 | |||
| Galaxy S22 Ultra | $610 | |||
| Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G | $435 | |||
| Galaxy S20 FE 5G | $380 | $380 | ||
| Galaxy S21 5G | $390 | |||
| Galaxy S21+ 5G | $425 | $450 | ||
| Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G | $545 | |||
| Galaxy S21 FE 5G | $435 | |||
| Galaxy S22 | $465 | $540 | ||
| Galaxy S22+ | $550 | $670 | ||
| Galaxy Note20 Ultra | $490 | |||
| Galaxy Note20 | $415 | |||
| Galaxy Note10+ 5G | $380 | |||
| Galaxy Note10+ | $370 | |||
| A71 5G (AT&T) | $70 | |||
| Pixel 4 | $300 | |||
| Pixel 4 XL | $320 | |||
| Pixel 4a | $315 | |||
| Pixel 5 | $370 |
- I've done in-store trade-ins a few times at Best Buy. They only do a cursory look at the phone, to make sure it matches the color and condition. They don't care if it is carrier locked or is still being financed. -RonaldM
- (anyone else?)
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1. Go to the "Order Details" page for your order on bestbuy.com. This page likely says "Shipping Kit on its way" for the trade in status.
2. Open Developer Console in Chrome. Navigate to the "Networks" tab and reload the page.
3. Search for "trade" in the search box.
4. You should see 3 results - the third begins with "2002..." for me. Click on this one.
5. Click on "tradeInStatusInfo" -> "fulfillment" -> "tracking".
You will see the tracking number of the return shipping UPS label. You should also see a "isBoxShipped" field that likely reflects if your trade-in kit has shipped yet.
General process
Trade-in tips
iPhone XR $415
iPhone XS $420
iPhone XS Max $475
iPhone 11 $475
iPhone 11 Pro $530
iPhone 11 Pro Max $600
iPhone 12 mini $510
iPhone 12 $570
iPhone 12 Pro $650
iPhone 12 Pro Max $700
iPhone SE (3rd Gen) $465
Galaxy S22 Ultra $610
Galaxy S22+ $550
Galaxy S22 $465
Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G $545
Galaxy S21+ 5G $425
Galaxy S21 5G $390
Galaxy S21 FE 5G $435
Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G $435
Galaxy S20+ 5G $385
Galaxy S20 5G $360
Galaxy Note20 Ultra $490
Galaxy Note20 $415
Galaxy Note10+ 5G $380
Galaxy Note10+ $370
Pixel 6 Pro $500
Pixel 6 $470
Pixel 5 $370
Pixel 4a $315
Pixel 4 $300
Pixel 4 XL $320
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UPDATE: just checked BB website and the P6P trade-in dropped to $500...shoot!
Pixel 7 Pro 256GB would cost me $560.16 out the door with Google. Granted they don't try and screw you over with the trade in value by saying something is wrong with your phone.
Pixel 7 Pro 256GB would cost me $815.16 out the door with BB. The do include $200 GC. The only thing with this option is, BB knows they'll get the money back, so you end up spending more in the long run.
Use your savings to pick up a used Pixel (prior to Pixel 5) to allow unlimited google cloud photo backup.
I own the original Pixel 1.
All that I need to do is transfer all my photos and videos quarterly/monthly from the DCIM/ camera folder on my P6P folder to my original Pixel 1 DCIM/Camera folder using the usb-c cable on my laptop as the middle man.
Once all the photos and videos have been backed up into the Google cloud storage on Pixel 1....clear and release the storage on the Pixel 1.
No need to pay for the Google One subscription which can cost hundred of dollars over time .
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I ended up buying the iPhone XR from Tracfone for $99.
I ended up buying the iPhone XR from Tracfone for $99.
Only Pixel 1 has the special unlimited original quality photo and video Google cloud storage.
That is the reason I will hang on tight to both my Pixel 1 and Pixel 2(as a backup) forever.
Pixel 1 - free unlimited Google Photos at original quality
Pixel 2-5 - free unlimited Google Photos at compressed quality
Pixel 6-7+ = no more unlimited Google Photos of any kind, any uploads count against your Google Drive space
To be honest, for my purpose, I don't see much difference between original quality and compressed quality backup on the Google cloud photo backup.
Google cloud photo backup offers a lot of conveniences. It allows me to search and access my photos and videos through my phone, tablet, or laptop internet browser at any time and from anywhere in the world. It also allows easy sharing of cloud photos with families and friends.
Despite the convenience, I would recommend that you still have your own backup on your hard drive.
If you don't use Google photo cloud backup, no issue.
If you use Google photo cloud backup ...it will potentially cost us hundred of dollars over time (depending on the amount of storage u use on Google photo cloud storage)
I am suspecting that's the reason why Google is offering such good deals on their new phones and offering higher trade-in value to recall back their older phones.
They will get us to pay up for their services over time (if we use the Google photo cloud storage).
So decide wisely before you trade in your old Pixel phones (Pixel 1-5).
Cheers.
Only Pixel 1 has the special unlimited original quality photo and video Google cloud storage.
That is the reason I will hang on tight to both my Pixel 1 and Pixel 2(as a backup) forever.
Pixel 1 - free unlimited Google Photos at original quality
Pixel 2-5 - free unlimited Google Photos at compressed quality
Pixel 6-7+ = no more unlimited Google Photos of any kind, any uploads count against your Google Drive space
To be honest, for my purpose, I don't see much difference between original quality and compressed quality backup on the Google cloud photo backup.
Google cloud photo backup offers a lot of conveniences. It allows me to search and access my photos and videos through my phone, tablet, or laptop internet browser at any time and from anywhere in the world. It also allows easy sharing of cloud photos with families and friends.
Despite the convenience, I would recommend that you still have your own backup on your hard drive.
If you don't use Google photo cloud backup, no issue.
If you use Google photo cloud backup ...it will potentially cost us hundred of dollars over time (depending on the amount of storage u use on Google photo cloud storage)
I am suspecting that's the reason why Google is offering such good deals on their new phones and offering higher trade-in value to recall back their older phones.
They will get us to pay up for their services over time (if we use the Google photo cloud storage).
So decide wisely before you trade in your old Pixel phones (Pixel 1-5).
Cheers.
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