Do you believe in Christmas miracles? If yes, get ready to have your belief authenticated today, and if not, we’d love to see you try to explain how Woot can currently sell last year’s Pixel 7 Pro flagship at a lower-than-ever price in a 512GB storage configuration.
Today is the Tuesday immediately following Cyber Monday, mind you, which in turn traditionally comes just a few days after Black Friday. That’s a convoluted way of saying it’s highly unusual to see such an attractive tech product score a record high discount at this point in time.
Make no mistake, the Pixel 7 Pro remains extremely attractive despite its somewhat advanced age and clear disadvantages compared to the newer Pixel 8 Pro giant, especially in this storage variant that also packs a whopping 12 gigs of RAM. Originally priced at $1,099.99, the 2022-released device is of course far from what we’d call conventionally affordable, fetching $699.99 for 24 hours only.
That’s 50 bucks lower than what Amazon and other major US retailers have charged for the same model this Black Friday… season, and in order to secure the unprecedented $400 discount, the only teeny-tiny compromise you need to make is buy the 512GB unlocked Pixel 7 Pro from Woot rather than its parent company or Google itself.
This is not a serious inconvenience by any means, as the Amazon-owned e-tailer carries brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged devices covered by a standard 1-year manufacturer warranty for this killer new holiday sale, and if you hurry, you can even choose from “hazel”, “obsidian”, and “snow” colorways.
If you think you can settle for 128 gigs of internal storage space, meanwhile, Amazon remains your number one shopping avenue, with that solid $250 discount still available at the time of this writing in an “obsidian” hue only.
The Pixel 7 Pro‘s camera performance and lengthy software support are still its number one and two selling points, closely followed by a beautiful AMOLED screen and top-notch battery life. Is this the best phone money can buy in 2023? Probably not. Is it worthy of your attention at a huge $400 discount? Absolutely!
