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Cell Phone Radar

Updated Nov 12, 2026

Cell phones on sale today: the ones that really dropped in price

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1. Up to how much?

6 phones on sale today · 6 tracked

  1. Good deal11% below the previous check
    −11%

    Motorola

    Moto G Play

    64 GB4 GB RAM

    $128$144

    10.8% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

  2. Good deal8% below the previous check
    −8%

    1.024 GB16 GB RAM

    $2,095$2,285

    8.3% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

  3. Good deal4% below the previous check
    −4%

    512 GB16 GB RAM

    $2,499$2,599

    3.8% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

  4. Good deal4% below the previous check
    −4%

    256 GB8 GB RAM

    $625$649

    3.7% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

  5. Good deal1% below the previous check
    −1%

    Oppo

    A17

    64 GB4 GB RAM

    $445$449

    0.9% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

  6. Good deal1% below the previous check
    −1%

    Oppo

    A6

    256 GB6 GB RAM

    $293$295

    0.7% below the previous check

    Best price at Amazon

    checked today

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6 of 33 models are cheaper than on Nov 11.

Compared with Nov 11, 1 day ago. Also up: 1 model. The biggest increase was Honor 400, from $505 to $545 (+7.9%).

How to read these numbers

On November 12, 2026, 6 of the 33 cell phone models compared are cheaper than on November 11, 2026. The biggest percentage drop was of the Motorola Moto G Play: from $144 to $128 (−10.8%). The price is the lowest from a trusted store collected on each date.

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Each point is a new cell phone, by price and spec score.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Radar calculate how much the cell phone dropped?

It compares the lowest price from a trusted store of the same phone, with the same memory, in two checks: today’s and the base date’s. Each model appears once, with the memory version that dropped the most; other versions that also dropped stay inside the card. The drop in dollars is the difference, and the drop in percentage is that difference over the earlier price. A change below 0.5% is left out, because it’s just rounding.

Which date does the Radar compare against?

With the most recent check that is 7 days old or more; if no model dropped in that window, with the most recent one that is 30 days old or more. The actual comparison date is written on the page and on each card. Today: compared with nov 11, 1 day ago.

Does a price drop mean it’s time to buy?

We don’t say that. Prices go up and down, and the list only shows what changed between two dates. The final price is the one at the store, and the spec score we show next to it doesn’t change with the price.

Why doesn’t a phone that got cheaper show up?

Only models in both checks, with a seller that meets the Radar’s criteria and a change above 0.5%, are included. If the phone left the catalog or switched to a seller that doesn’t qualify, it drops out of the comparison instead of showing the price of another offer.

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Where the numbers come from

Each Radar check stores the lowest price from a trusted store for each phone. This page compares today’s check with the base date’s, phone by phone (same identifier, same memory). 2 checks stored to date.

The price is the one collected on the date shown and changes without notice. If the cheapest seller changes between one check and the next, the change reflects that switch. A price drop is not a quality score or a recommendation.

Data from Nov 12, 2026.