Get 25% off during Motorola's extended Labor Day Sale
GET UP TO 25% OFF: As of September 4, Motorola is offering up to 25% off select products as part of its extended Labor Day sale.
Labor Day is famous for its sales and discounts — you can get mattresses, major appliances, and tech at near Black Friday-level prices. If you missed out on the usual Labor Day deals, Motorola is extending its sale, offering a 25% discount on select products.
As of Sept. 4, you can score up to 25% off select items on the Motorola site. This includes the company's latest flagship phones and more budget-friendly options.
Here’s more info on the sale and our top picks for the best deals:
Best Motorola deal overall
Why we like it
The new Motorola razr+ (2024) is $999.99, and it comes with a free pair of Bose Quiet Comfort II wireless earbuds (a $299.99 value). All you have to do to get your free buds is add the razr+ to your cart.
The razr+ is available in four colors: spring green, midnight blue, peach fizz, and, of course, hot pink. Even without the earbuds freebie, it's a great price for an unlocked phone with 256GB of storage and a foldable display.
Best runner-up Motorola deal
Why we like it
If you’re okay with owning the 2023 model, the Motorola Razr+ (2023) is on sale for $599.99. It doesn’t come in hot pink, but you can get it in infinite black, glacier blue, or viva magenta (which is kind of like hot pink). Plus, you get a $150 trade-in discount when you trade in an eligible device.
Not only is this phone compact, but the outer screen makes filming TikToks, video chatting, and checking notifications so much easier.
More Motorola deals worth mentioning
Motorola moto g power 2024 — $249.99
$299.99(save $50)Motorola razr 2023 — $399.99
$699.99(save $300)Motorola edge 2024 — $449.99
$549.99(save $100)Motorola edge+ 2023 — $499.99
$799.99(save $300)
Topics Motorola
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