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If you're ready to upgrade your phone, you aren't limited to just two manufacturers. Sure, we talk about iPhones and Samsung devices a lot, but there are tons of phones on the market and they shouldn't be discounted during your search. A great option from the Google Pixel line is on sale for its lowest price right now at Woot!

As of Feb. 21, you can get the Google Pixel 7 (128GB) smartphone for $439.99 at Woot!, which is $160 and 27% off its normal price of $599.99. That's this phone's lowest price yet.

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The Google Pixel 7 is no slouch when it comes to Android performance. It comes with a full HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate as well as a fantastic-looking 50-megapixel camera. Its Tensor G2 Chip makes for a 20% more powerful performance than the previous Google Pixel 6A, and a better battery at that — you get up to three days of battery power on a single charge with minimal usage.

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It also comes with a higher refresh rate of 120Hz as well as powerful photo editing features that you can use both before and after you take your photo. All this, for the phone's lowest price ever, makes the Pixel 7 a great option if you need a new phone.

Shop this deal while it lasts.

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