As if being some of the most well-equipped Android-powered handsets ever wasn't reason enough, Verizon has now decided to take $50 off the prices of both the Motorola DROID RAZR HD and the DROID RAZR MAXX HD, making them more wallet-friendly than ever before. The DROID RAZR HD is now available for $149.99 while the DROID RAZR MAXX HD goes for $249.99.

The price cut on these two handsets comes as part of Verizon's holiday sale for 2012, through which customers can also purchase a Motorola DROID RAZR M without paying more than $49.99 a piece. There's also a bunch of non-Motorola smartphones up for sale, which include models from LG, Pantech, and HTC.

The HTC DROID Incredible 4G LTE, which was originally available for $99.99, can now be purchased for only $49.99. And the Pantech Marauder, which used to be $49.99, is now available for free. It's the same story for the LG Lucid, which dropped from $19.99 to free after the holiday sale discount.

Verizon also offers free cranberry Motorola DROID RAZR units to all those who purchase any of the discounted Motorola DROID RAZR phones mentioned above. The catch is, the free DROID RAZR comes with an accompanying contract, just like all of the handsets listed here.