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26 Black Friday Phone and Tablet Deals We Love (2020)

November 26, 2020

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This phone has good performance, two-day battery life, and a large, edge-to-edge 6.7-inch OLED screen. I didn’t like the Edge’s waterfall display, where the screen bleeds into the edges, because it’s easy to accidentally press the screen while you hold the phone, but it certainly looks cool. Plus, it’s a 90-Hz panel, so content looks wonderfully fluid (that’s rare at this price). The cameras are good, though they’re lackluster in low light—and there’s a headphone jack! It’s just a shame there’s no wireless charging or water resistance but that’s easy to ignore for $400.

Moto G Stylus

Photograph: Motorola

Moto G Stylus for $200 ($100 off)

Amazon, Best Buy, B&H

The Moto G Stylus wasn’t a good value when it launched, but it’s excellent at this lower price. Its performance and screen are satisfactory, the battery lasts two days, and the software is uncluttered. The cameras aren’t great in low light, and you probably won’t use the included stylus, because Motorola’s palm rejection tech is poor. Also, there’s no NFC on this phone, so you can’t use contactless payment systems like Google Pay.

If you want to spend even less, the Moto G Power for $180 ($70 off) is a similar phone with a lesser camera, but the battery lasts three full days. There’s also the Moto G Fast for $150 ($50 off), which offers a lot of phone for very, very little. Another good cheap phone I’m testing right now? The Nokia 5.3, which gets two years of Android upgrades and three years of security updates (well more than what you get with Motorola). It’s down to $167 ($33 off).

TCL 10 Pro

Photograph: TCL

TCL 10 Pro for $315 ($135 off)

Amazon (clip the coupon), Best Buy, B&H

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