Generally speaking, people haven’t reacted very amazingly to Samsung’s $999 Galaxy Note20 (non-Ultra), judging its price in relation to all of its compromises compared to the Note20 Ultra. This is all quite understandable, so we’re assuming Samsung hasn’t sold a lot of these.
Well, Google is coming to the rescue right now – or specifically, Google Fi, the search giant’s carrier arm. For Black Friday, it’s offering you a Note20 for just $499.99. That’s 50% off, and at this price, the phone is clearly more enticing than if you had to pay the full normal amount.
Samsung Galaxy Note20
The caveats are as follows: you need to activate Fi service within a month, and keep it for at least three months. That’s it, and note that this isn’t a “bill credits” type of deal, you get the reduced price on the spot, when you make your purchase. We haven’t seen a more straightforward deal in the US in a very long time.
But wait, there’s more! You can also purchase the Note20 Ultra or Galaxy S20+ for $799.99, the Galaxy S20 for $599.99, the S20 Ultra for $999.99, the Galaxy A71 5G for $249 (that’s $350 off), or the Pixel 4a 5G for $299 (that’s $200 off). Alternatively, there’s the Moto G Power for $149 but with $149 in Fi credit, so if you actually end up using Fi that’s the phone basically for free, and the same arrangement is also in play for the Moto G Stylus which is $199 but comes with $199 in Fi credit.
If you’re interested in any of these deals, make sure to grab them while they’re hot. After all, Black Friday isn’t forever, although it’s definitely become much more than one single day in recent times.
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