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Mint Mobile’s Black Friday sale slashes over $500 off Pixel 11, Galaxy S26 and Moto Razr

Mint Mobile has savings on some of the best Android phones and discounted data plans to boot.

Mint Mobile’s Black Friday sale slashes over $500 off Pixel 11, Galaxy S26 and Moto Razr

Black Friday deals are in full swing, offering significant discounts on top smartphones like the Pixel 11, Galaxy S26, and Moto Razr. Mint Mobile's latest promotion could save you up to $500 on a new device. To take advantage of these offers, you must be a new customer and sign up for Mint's 12-month Unlimited plan, priced at $180 (or $15 per month). While this seems like a steep upfront cost, the substantial savings on phone purchases make it a worthwhile trade.

Mint's Unlimited plan includes unlimited calls, texts, data, and a 20GB hotspot allowance. However, exceeding 50GB of data may result in slower speeds. Despite the commitment, the deal proves enticing, especially when paired with a discounted handset.

For example, the Pixel 11 is available at a $500 discount, giving you a 6.3-inch display, advanced AI features, and early access to Google updates. Similarly, the Samsung Galaxy S26 has been reduced to $700, including a 6.3-inch screen, capable cameras, solid battery life, and Google's latest AI capabilities. The Motorola Razr 2026, once priced at $700, is now just $520, offering a foldable design with dual 50MP cameras, a large 6.9-inch internal display, and a massive 4,800mAh battery.

The Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL are equally attractive, with prices slashed from $1,299 to $794 and $1,499 to $719 respectively. These models boast larger displays, improved camera systems, and extended battery life compared to their predecessors. Lastly, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, known for its four powerful cameras, spacious 6.9-inch display, and S Pen compatibility, is now $500 off, making it a prime Black Friday bargain.

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