How to buy a cheap cell phone without breaking the bank

I’m not saying you can’t spend $500 or more for a cell phone.

In fact, you probably can.

But the best deal I’ve seen so far is $35 for a new Nexus 5X (no contract, $40 unlocked).

The $35 one is good enough for an everyday use case.

That’s the kind of value you get with a smartphone, not a flagship phone.

I can’t see it happening at a higher price point.

That said, if you’re a frequent buyer, you may be better off going with the cheaper option.

If you’re buying a cell-phone for yourself or someone you know, you’ll probably want to stick with the Nexus 5 instead.

The Nexus 5 is $350 for the base model and $370 for the Nexus 6P.

The cheaper phones also come with better specs, like fast 5G LTE connectivity, an improved camera, and a lower price tag.

The $350 phones come with two years of service.

The unlocked version comes with three years of contract service.

Both of these phones have a smaller screen, but they have better internals.

The 5X has a 3.7-inch 1080p LCD display.

The 6P has a 4.7″ 1440p LCD screen.

They’re both the same size, with the 6P being slightly larger.

Both phones have 64GB of storage, and they come with 128GB of internal storage.

The 4.2-inch Nexus 6 is $100 more than the Nexus 7, but it comes with a cheaper camera, lower battery, and an 8MP camera.

I’d still recommend the unlocked version of the Nexus, but you can pick up the cheaper 6P for about $100 less.

If your budget is in the $100-$200 range, the 6p is probably the best option.

It’s also one of the cheapest phones on the market.

The best deals on the 6Ps are below.

For those of you looking for a deal on the phone you’re currently holding on your desk, you can check out the best deals from this month’s edition of Polygon.