{"id":33603,"date":"2024-03-29T12:09:11","date_gmt":"2024-03-29T09:09:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wikidollar.net\/33603\/incredible-600-discount-makes-googles\/"},"modified":"2024-03-29T12:09:12","modified_gmt":"2024-03-29T09:09:12","slug":"incredible-600-discount-makes-googles","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wikidollar.net\/?p=33603","title":{"rendered":"Incredible $600 discount makes Google’s 512GB Pixel 7 Pro a limited-time steal"},"content":{"rendered":"

Incredible $600 discount makes Google’s 512GB Pixel 7 Pro a limited-time steal\u060c<\/p>\n

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When is a $499.99 device a good deal? After all, that's higher than the list price of some of the most budget-friendly 5G phones on the market. But in the case of the Pixel 7 Pro<\/a>, it's really a very reasonable price to pay for a 512GB storage variant in new, unused, unopened and undamaged condition with a full 1 year manufacturer's warranty included .<\/p>\n

Clearly, this isn't one of Google's latest and greatest Android devices, and with a total of three Pixel 9 models on the horizon (not to mention a mid-range Pixel 8a just around the corner), we can definitely understand why some of them. you might be hesitant to cough up five Benjamins for an old Tensor G2 engine.<\/div>\n
The thing is, this old one cost a whopping $1,099 with 512GB of internal storage space, which means you're looking at saving an incredible $600 at Woot right now. The same Amazon-owned online retailer charged $590 for an unlocked 512GB Pixel 7 Pro just a few days ago, at which point we seriously doubted a deeper discount than $510 was on the way .<\/div>\n

But now, we highly recommend you take advantage of the newly improved offer while you can. Woot, mind you, makes it very clear that this isn't going to last long, limiting all purchases to one unit per customer and emphasizing that supplies are limited. <\/p>\n

In theory, the \u201cPrime Appreciation Day\u201d promotion should run until April 10, but this is unlikely in reality. Indeed, the same handset in the same storage configuration currently costs at least $110 more when purchased directly from Woot's parent company, Amazon.<\/p>\n

The newer and improved Pixel 8 Pro is of course significantly more expensive, and the same goes for the smaller Pixel 8 model…with just 256GB of storage. The Pixel 7 Pro, mind you, is not only larger than its non-Pro successor, but also sharper when it comes to its screen, better equipped in terms of camera<\/a> capabilities and superior in terms of multitasking capabilities thanks to an extra 4 GB of RAM.<\/div>\n

The outdated Tensor G2 processor remains a major weakness, but at $499.99 you can probably learn to live with that trade-off when almost everything else is so great.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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