Deal: Big savings or BOGO on Moto G phones from Motorola

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Motorola has just hit a landmark of selling 100 million Moto G phones. It’s celebrating this milestone with some great deals, many of which give you the choice of big savings or a free second phone when you buy one.

One of the deals, in particular, is a genuine two-for-one. If you’re interested in the Moto G6 or Moto G6 Play, then purchasing one gets you a second 32GB model for free.

Most of the other deals on more expensive phones offer you the choice between a free G6 or G6 play, or cash savings on your device of choice.

For example, if you want to pick up the sleek Moto G7, you have two options: If you want the savings, you can knock $100 off the asking price and pay just $199.99. Alternatively, you can get a free 32GB Moto G6 or G6 Play thrown in.

There are many other offers, including a 10% sitewide discount for students and military personnel.

We’re not sure how long this Motorola promotion lasts, so check out the deals via any of the widgets below. Remember, instead of the savings listed, you could pick up a free Moto G6 when you buy any of these phones!

Moto G7
$199 .99 Save $100 .00
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Moto Z4
$399 .99 Save $100 .00
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Motorola One Action
$249 .99 Save $100 .00
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