Android phone deals February 2021: Galaxy S21 from $75 and more

Getting a new phone in your hands doesn’t have to be as expensive as you might think. There are always deals out there on Android phones but they tend to come and go rather quickly with other discounts appearing in their place. However, if you’re hoping to buy one of the latest devices on the market, finding a proper deal is easier than ever these days.

Best Android Phone Deals

When it comes to buying a new smartphone, there are two main types of deals to consider. You could buy your new phone unlocked so that you own it and can bring it to any carrier where it’s compatible, or you can purchase devices through carrier deals at a retailer such as Verizon or T-Mobile.

Carrier deals generally make you pay for the device in monthly installments and require that you add a line of service, which means you’ll be locked into paying for the device (and your service contract) for a few years. Deals like these can be excellent if you’re willing or need to switch carriers, but if you don’t want to switch your service, you probably want to stick to deals on unlocked devices.

Best unlocked Android phone deals

Samsung Galaxy S21 | As low as $74.99 at Samsung

Samsung is the best place to snag the new Galaxy S21 right now. While you won’t get a direct price drop, if you order there you will receive a $50 Samsung credit, a Galaxy SmartTag, and four months of YouTube Premium for free. You can trade-in your old phone for up to $725 off, too.

From $74.99 at Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S20+ | from $1,099.99 at Best Buy

Samsung’s Galaxy S20+ is currently discounted by up to $100 at Best Buy which is great because it’s an incredible phone. While we recommend the Galaxy S20 FE for most people, the S20+ is worth the extra money for its improved screen and cameras, and its sleeker metal-and-glass design. You’ll save the most by activating the device today on Sprint, though activating it on another carrier or activating it later can save you up to $50 as well.

from $1,099.99 at Best Buy

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 | $819.99 at B&H

The unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is now available at a $180 discount via B&H for a limited time. This device comes with a built-in stylus and is compatible with GSM carriers.

$819.99 at B&H

LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen | from $399.99 at Best Buy

This unique smartphone has two screens and is currently discounted by up to $100 at Best Buy when you activate it today on the carrier of your choice.

from $399.99 at Best Buy

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra | $999.99 at B&H

Save $300 on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra today at B&H. This sale comes with free expedited shipping and is available on the Mystic Black, Mystic Bronze, and Mystic White colorways.

$999.99 at B&H

Moto G Power | $219.99 at Amazon

One of the best low-cost Android phones you can buy right now is the Moto G Power. The big draw to the phone is its 5,000 mAh battery, which allows for up to three days of use on a single charge. Talk about long endurance. It’s discounted by $30 for a limited time.

$219.99 at Amazon

Moto G Fast | $149.99 at Motorola

Save $50 on the Moto G Fast smartphone today at Motorola. This device features 3GB RAM, 32GB storage, a battery that can last for two days, a 6.4-inch HD display, and a 16MP triple camera system. It’s even water-repellant.

$149.99 at Motorola

TCL 10 Pro | $359.99 at Amazon

TCL’s 10 Pro is an affordable powerhouse with a 6.47-inch AMOLED display with NXTVISION tech, a quad-camera setup, Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 octa-core processor, and 6GB of RAM. It has a 128GB capacity, expandable via microSD. Use the on-page coupon to save $90 instantly today.

$359.99 at Amazon

TCL 10L | $199.99 at Amazon

The 64GB TCL 10L offers great bang-for-your-buck with a huge, adjustable display and clean TCL UI software. Its hardware is solid for the price and the inclusion of NFC for mobile payments is rare in the phone’s price range. Today’s deal saves you $50 when you clip the coupon on its product page.

$199.99 at Amazon

Samsung Note 20 Ultra | Up to $750 off with trade-in at Samsung

Save up to $750 on the Note 20 Ultra when you trade-in an eligible device at Samsung. Even devices with cracked screens can earn you up to $600 off. Plus, the Samsung Discount Program can save some people an additional $82.50. Even without a trade-in, you’ll be able to save $200 instantly here.

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BLU Studio Mini | $69.99 at Amazon

The BLU Studio Mini features a 5.5-inch HD curved glass display with a 13MP rear camera and an 8MP selfie camera. It also comes equipped with 32GB internal storage, 2GB RAM, and a microSD card slot that lets you add an additional 64GB of storage. Regularly sold for less than $100, it makes this one of the most affordable ways to get an Android device in your hands before even considering today’s discount.

$69.99 at Amazon

OnePlus 8 Pro | $200 off at OnePlus

Save $200 on the OnePlus 8 Pro this month at OnePlus! This deal is valid on all colorways of this device, including Onyx Black, Glacial Green, and Ultramarine Blue.

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Best carrier Android phone deals

Samsung Galaxy S21 | Up to $1,000 off at Verizon

Verizon’s offering $750 off the S21 when you trade in an eligible phone and add a line on select Unlimited plans, plus a free $250 Verizon gift card when you switch. Verizon also has a “buy one, get one” offer with the purchase of any Samsung Galaxy S21 device getting you up to $1,000 off another. Current Verizon customers can save $600 on a Galaxy S21 series phone with an upgrade.

Up to $1,000 off at Verizon

Google Pixel 4a with $150 back at Visible

Visible uses Verizon’s 4G LTE network while offering some of the most affordable phone plans around at just $40/month! Today you can score a $150 prepaid Mastercard when you switch to Visible and buy the Google Pixel 4a either outright or with monthly device payments starting at $14/month. You’ll also score a free Amazon Fire TV Stick with the purchase.

from $14 per month at Visible

Google Pixel 5 | Get up to $750 off at Verizon

Verizon is offering up to $750 off the cost of the Google Pixel 5 when you trade-in an eligible device and add a new line of service. Verizon will give you $50 back in Verizon Dollars when you open a Verizon Visa® Card and buy this device with it. Another deal lets you score one for free when you buy another at regular price and add a new line.

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Note 20 or Note 20 Ultra | Save up to $750 with trade-in at Verizon

Verizon is offering up to $750 off the Note 20 or Note 20 Ultra when you trade-in an eligible device for a limited time. Verizon even includes free Stream TV and 5G access at no extra charge, as well as a $250 Verizon Gift Card if you’re switching from another carrier. You can also buy one to save $1,000 on another.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra | Up to $800 off at AT&T

Both new and existing AT&T customers can get up to $800 off any Samsung Galaxy S21 series phone with the trade-in of an eligible device and choosing 30-month installment payments while adding a line on an AT&T unlimited plan. That means you can effectively get the Galaxy S21 Ultra for just $399.99 there.

Up to $800 off at AT&T

OnePlus 8 | Free $200 prepaid Mastercard and Bose headphones at Visible

Visible is offering a free $200 prepaid Mastercard Virtual Account when you switch to Visible, port-in your current number, and buy the OnePlus 8. You’ll also score a free pair of Beats Solo Pro wireless headphones with the purchase. Though the phone has higher monthly payments here than at retailers above, Visible’s $40 all-in monthly plan for unlimited talk, text, and data helps to make this a better deal overall.

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Google Pixel 4a | Free with select Unlimited plans at Verizon

The Google Pixel 4a features design upgrades, an enhanced camera, and all-day battery life that puts other budget smartphones to shame. Today’s deal at Verizon scores you the device for free when you add a line on select unlimited plans.

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How much should you spend on a phone?

The weird thing about shopping for a phone is that there are two ways to do it: outright, or through your carrier. (Actually, there a few more ways to do it — financing it through the manufacturer itself, or buying it used, but we’ll focus on the first two now.)

Buying a phone unlocked means you’re spending more for the phone upfront in exchange for spending less on your monthly phone bill. That’s because when you buy a phone through your carrier, its cost is amortized over the length of your contract, usually around 18 to 24 months.

Things get a bit more complicated on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, because companies are playing with their prices in ways they don’t usually during other times of the year. Yes, phones do go on sale in March and August, but November is really when things start getting competitive.

The other thing to keep in mind is that the more expensive phones — the Galaxy Note 20 Ultras of the world, for example — will usually have the largest percentage drop in terms of discounts, but overall, they’re still going to be far more expensive than the mid-range options that, honestly, offer almost as good an experience for less than half the price.

If you’re set on getting a phone through your carrier, Black Friday and Cyber Monday really are the best times to get them, since they’re more willing to negotiate or make exceptions on your monthly plan pricing in exchange for picking up a new phone. Most carriers are looking for new signups, so if you’re willing to switch providers entirely you can likely get at least one, if not two, free smartphones for your trouble.

Either way, do a bunch of research before you buy. We have a list of the best Android phones and the best cheap Android phones to help you make your decision. I recommend you give those a look before pressing buy on anything above.

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