Best Buy has
128GB Google Pixel 7 Pro (Unlocked, Various Colors) on sale for
$599 with activation.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
trooper1414 for finding this deal.
Note: Must activate on a postpaid carrier in order to receive $599 pricing.
Specs- 6.7" 3120x1440 1200Hz HDR10+ 1000 nit (HBM) /, 1500 nit (peak) LTPO AMOLED touchscreen display
- Google Tensor G2 octa-core chipset
- 128GB UFS 3.1 storage
- 12GB RAM
- Main Cameras: 50MP (wide) w/ OIS | 48MP (telephoto) | 12MP (ultrawide)
- Selfie Camera: 10.8MP (ultrawide)
- Up to 4K 60fps video recording
- Stereo Speakers
- WiFi 6e / Bluetooth 5.2 / NFC
- IP68 dust/water resistant
- Optical fingerprint sensor (under-display)
- USB 3.2 Type C port w/ Up to 30W fast charging (Power Delivery 3.0)
- Up to 23W fast wireless charging
- Reverse wireless charging
- 5000 mAh battery
- Nano SIM / eSIM support
- 5G / 4G LTE mobile data support
- Android 13
- No microSD card slot
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
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Notably, not nearly as many people root anymore, and the ability to unlock the bootloader is not something that matters if you're not planning to root.
Google at first gave users push back when trying to get warranty repair or replacement, but has now recognized that it is not the user's fault and is quick to rectify the issue.
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S22 ultra to Pixel 7.. and now back to S22 ultra.
My biggest disappointment was the fingerprint scanner with banking app. Rarely works and then the app forces to use password
In general, you do need to be aware and cautious about the different situations of carrier-unlocked, branded phones vs completely unlocked versions of phones. e.g. a Verizon model of this phone that ends up getting unlocked after meeting the requirements set up by Verizon would still have a locked bootloader. But buying this in the unlocked version, that you decide to put on Verizon's network could be switched any time to any network and the bootloader could be unlocked.
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Google at first gave users push back when trying to get warranty repair or replacement, but has now recognized that it is not the user's fault and is quick to rectify the issue.
Google at first gave users push back when trying to get warranty repair or replacement, but has now recognized that it is not the user's fault and is quick to rectify the issue.
I may still consider buying a P7P at some point, but with the angst seemingly building around this device, it feels as though a better deal at some point may be likely.
In general, you do need to be aware and cautious about the different situations of carrier-unlocked, branded phones vs completely unlocked versions of phones. e.g. a Verizon model of this phone that ends up getting unlocked after meeting the requirements set up by Verizon would still have a locked bootloader. But buying this in the unlocked version, that you decide to put on Verizon's network could be switched any time to any network and the bootloader could be unlocked.
In any case your point is understood and makes sense. I believe I recall a non-carrier specific Pixel being sold on Amazon back a number of years ago, and its bootloader was permanently locked, surprisingly. That recollection is what drove my question, so again, thank you for clarifying.
"These are the charges that will be added to your T-Mobile bill, plus any applicable taxes, fees or surcharges."
There is no amount indicated. Any clue what this is about?
We're currently only able to activate service on this unlocked device with
Verizon,
T‑Mobile,
Google Fi,
AT&T and
Sprint.
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