Originally priced at no less than $300, the jumbo-sized Motorola Moto G Stylus (2022) mid-ranger is now on sale for as little as $91.68 in an unlocked variant with a generous 128 gigs of storage.
While many smartphone buyers nowadays probably wouldn't be caught dead considering a sub-$1,000 model, there are still plenty of people around who don't want fancy foldable designs, the latest and greatest processors, or the largest, sharpest, and smoothest screens, instead favoring affordability and basic day-to-day usability.'s handsets come in, delivering excellent overall value at pretty much unrivaled prices in major markets like the US.
Instead, the budget-friendly 6.8-incher used to go for $299.99 back in the day, and compared to that, you're currently looking at saving a whopping $208.31 . That's a remarkable and completely unprecedented markdown that's highly unlikely to be beaten anytime soon, especially with the phone looking set for imminent discontinuation.
While Motorola is still selling this thing , Best Buy doesn't appear to have it in stock anymore and may well never replenish its inventory before other retailers and the handset manufacturer itself inevitably follow suit.
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