Black Friday 2018 Verizon deal offers up to $ 400 off a new Pixel 3, Galaxy S9, iPhone X and more

Upgrading to a new phone can be plagued with ambivalence. Sure, it's exciting to upgrade your phone to something new and powerful, but it can also be painfully expensive.

Not so much Black Friday week. If Verizon is your carrier of choice, you will be able to snag a new phone from Google, Apple, Samsung or LG for up to $ 400 off starting on Thursday. And the best part? You will not be able to trade your old device.

Verizon is also serving up on the new Palm device, Fios plans and more.

Here are the deals, all of them starting on Thursday, Nov. 22nd.

$ 400 off Android flagship and Apple phones.

Need an upgrade? Verizon has something for everyone: Samsung, Apple, LG and Google fans alike. Starting on Thursday (online) and Friday (in-store) flagships will sell for $ 400 off of their original price. Naturally the standard two-year contract applies – but that's still a pretty swell deal.

Check out all the phones included in this offer:

Google Pixel 3

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Google Pixel 3 XL

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Samsung Galaxy S9

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Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus

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Samsung Galaxy Note 9

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LG V40

iPhone X

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The above phone deals will run until midnight on Friday. If you miss out, you'll still be able to get $ 200 off.

$ 150 off the Palm

The new Palm is not exactly a phone – it's an accessory that connects to your phone. Yes it's confusing. Still, it's an intriguing device, but a bit expensive at $ 300. For Black Friday, Verizon is making it a little more affordable, knocking $ 100 off the total price.

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Verizon is also offering a handful of discounts and bonuses for new Fios customers. You can see the full details on their site right here.

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