This 'free' Pixel 7 deal is my impulse buy from Black Friday/Cyber Monday

 When it comes to replacing outdated technology with newer models, Black Friday is the ideal time. Although I'll admit that I don't tend to overspend during the holidays, I just found a Best Buy deal that led me to make an impulsive purchase of the most latest Google Pixel 7 this Cyber Monday.

Although the Pixel 7 isn't technically "free" with this $100 reduction, it is the first step of a two-part process that should result in you purchasing the device for less money than the discount itself.

The process is straightforward: When acquiring smartphones, Best Buy is now providing improved trade-in rates. That implies that anything that was once valued at, say, $100 can now be worth $400 or more. In my situation, I combed through my trustee drawer of misplaced electronics and discovered a beaten-up iPhone XR. It still has a charge, is unscratched, and has been paid off in full ever since... whenever it has been residing in the drawer. To increase the value of your trade-in, you must meet all three of these requirements.

With that, Best Purchase offered me $460 for the iPhone, bringing the absolute of the all around limited Pixel 7 from $499 down to $39.

Attach the business duty and I was given a fresh out of the plastic new Google cell phone for somewhat nothing. The sped up transportation was free, and you'll get the handset even speedier assuming that you choose in-store pickup.

Of course, the phones you have available for trade-in play a significant role in this agreement. That iPhone wasn't being utilized anymore, thus it made more sense in my opinion to turn it in for recycling or repurposing in exchange for a more useful phone.

The icing on the cake is how strong of a sleeper selection the Pixel 7 is in the overall ranking of this year's finest smartphones. I dare you to find a better price on a 2022 smartphone than this one, with a respectable 6.3-inch OLED display, a 90Hz refresh rate, a flagship-level camera system with its Pixel benefits, and Google's newest Tensor G2 engine at the helm.