Save up to $700 on this Google Pixel 7 with this unique Verizon deal

If you are looking for a new smartphone to fulfil most of your photography needs, then the Google Pixel 7 is perfect for you. The Google flagship comes with some notable upgrades and refinements over its predecessor Google Pixel 6 series. Most importantly, it has a cleaner stock Android experience coupled with the new Tensor G2 chipset. And now, Verizon has made it available at an amazingly low price. The smartphone which comes at a starting price of $699, can be acquired absolutely for free! But there is something that you need to know first.

This deal doesn’t offer you a direct price cut on this camera-heavy smartphone, but you will get the discount in the form of bill credits. You will need to trade in your old smartphone which will provide you with up to $700 off. However, you will also need to get the line with Verizon.

Google Pixel 7 Price Cut

• To buy the Pixel 7 , you will need to visit the Verizon website and choose the internal memory and colour option according to your choice.
• After that, tap on an Add new line option which says, 'Save up to $700 when you trade in your old or damaged phone with select 5G unlimited plans.” You will find it below the variants option on Verizon.
• Now, continue and select a new user option. This will show up a new screen where you will need to enter your ZIP code and confirm the location.
• After that, you will find several Verizon plans to get the Google Pixel 7 with $700 off. You can choose any of these and proceed to make payment for the 36-month period.
• Make sure to trade-in your old smartphone to get the device with a massive discount.
• Make the payment and it is done!

Google Pixel 7: Reasons to buy this phone

There are many reasons! One of these is the new Tensor G2 chip, which promises faster Voice assistance: live translation, Google Assistant, and voice typing. Second, better cameras with some added features such as macro mode and Face Unblur feature. Also, the Google Pixel 7 features a 6.3-inch 90Hz FHD AMOLED display. According to Google, the panel is 25 percent brighter than its predecessors.