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Verizon Wireless Black Friday Deals 2020: Best Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy & Google Pixel Sales Rounded Up by Saver Trends

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The latest Verizon Wireless deals for Black Friday 2020, featuring Google Pixel 5, Samsung Galaxy Note20 & Apple iPhone 12 deals

Black Friday Verizon Wireless deals for 2020 are live. Find the best offers on iPhone 11, Galaxy S20 & Google Pixel 4a. Links to the latest deals are listed below.

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Verizon is believed to have the fastest cell phone network in the US. They also allow trade-ins for the Apple iPhone 12 although it’s fine to purchase a new Google Pixel 5 through them as well. Verizon Wireless also has buy-one-get-one promos for a few Samsung Galaxy models.

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