Black Friday has come to an end, but there are still plenty of Cyber Monday phone deals just waiting to be found. Everything seems to be on sale right now, from Samsung's best phone yet to Google's first foldable phone ever and everything in between.

From Google Pixel to Samsung and everywhere in between, many of the best Android phones that money can buy are currently seeing some stellar discounts ahead of Black Friday, such as one offer that slashes a historic 30% off the Motorola Razr Plus (2023) or this incredible $200 off Google Pixel 8 Pro deal.

The Google Pixel Fold is 50% off at AT&T if you're an unlimited plan customer, and Samsung's Cyber Monday deals have officially begun, putting their best 2023 phones at record low prices, like this $300 off Galaxy S23 Ultra deal or this $800 off Galaxy Z Fold 5 deal when you activate the phone today from Best Buy.

Keep reading for a comprehensive selection of our favorites, and check back later if you don't find anything today: we'll keep adding new Cyber Monday deals as we find them. 

The best Black Friday phone deals are here Quick links Editor's picks Best Samsung deals Best Google Pixel deals Best Motorola deals Best OnePlus deals Best Nothing Phone deals Black Friday FAQ When do Cyber Monday sales start?

Although we've seen plenty of Black Friday and Cyber Monday-style sales throughout the month, Cyber Monday proper is the Monday after Thanksgiving and Black Friday in the U.S. — November 27, this year.

Since the beginning of November, we've seen all kinds of electronics go on sale for incredible prices, but the very best prices have been reserved for customers shopping this weekend. 

Ready to score an amazing deal? Look no further than our Black Friday/Cyber Monday phone deals guide.

Are Cyber Monday deals actually cheaper? 

Definitely. As someone who's been working in the e-commerce space for almost a decade, I can confidently tell you that retailers will be dropping record-breaking discounts on some of the year's most popular tech during Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2023. It's just what they do. 

And now that there are so many retailers to choose from, you'll find that most of the biggest providers of tech — like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart — will be competing for your business by trying to out-match each other's deals. That's why we'll be including Price checks in all of our deal guides so you know you're getting the best price. 

Who has the best Cyber Monday phone deals?

Both Amazon and Best Buy are two of our favorite Cyber Monday retailers, but Amazon tends to have more phone deals than Best Buy. That's because Amazon tends to stock phones that you might not find at Best Buy, like the Nothing Phone (2), Honor 90, and Redmagic 8s.

But that doesn't mean you can't find great Cyber Monday phone deals elsewhere. Sites like Newegg and Walmart often stock plenty of great phone deals, and every major carrier puts on a Black Friday phone sale event each year.

Oftentimes, when you buy a new phone through a carrier like Verizon, AT&T, Cricket, or Mint Mobile, you can get a phone for free. Many times, these carriers will also offer buy one get one free sales on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, ensuring that more people in your household can take advantage of a great new phone.

Should I trade in my old phone?

When you're getting a great Cyber Monday phone deal, it definitely makes sense to trade in your old phone to get an even steeper discount. We've seen phones like the Galaxy S23 Ultra drop to as low as $899 so far this year, and if you trade in your old phone, you could very well get that new phone completely free.

But trading in your old phone won't get you the same amount everywhere. While Amazon promises up to $401 off any new phone with an eligible trade-in, companies like Samsung can offer up to $1,000 off a new phone instantly. Best Buy often offers up to $1,000 off so long as you choose the AT&T or Verizon version of the phone you want.

The best part about going through the company directly is that you can get an unlocked model of the phone instead of being stuck with the carrier variant. That means you'll be getting software updates directly from Samsung or Google instead of needing your carrier's approval first.