Best Buy jumps at the HTC HD7S by pricing it unbelievably at $50 on-contract
You really have to hand it to them, but Best Buy is one of those retailers that can push smartphones sales out the door, even more when their pricing can be at times more competitive versus their online rivals.
Amazon seemingly obtained a fantastic price for the recently launched HTC HD7S for AT&T, when they marked it half off to what AT&T is asking for the device at $100 on-contract. Indeed nice, Best Buy’s pricing is shockingly better since they’re able to offer the newest Windows Phone 7 smartphone with a piercing $50 cost with a new 2-year contract. However, it’s worth mentioning that customers with qualified upgrades are subjected to a $149.99 price point, which is still better than the full $200 that AT&T is asking.
If you do plan on picking up the handset online, just be aware that it’s “usually” offered with shipment dates of 2-5 business days. Nevertheless, you can always fall back and check out your local store to see if they have any in stock.
source: Best Buy via WP Central
Amazon seemingly obtained a fantastic price for the recently launched HTC HD7S for AT&T, when they marked it half off to what AT&T is asking for the device at $100 on-contract. Indeed nice, Best Buy’s pricing is shockingly better since they’re able to offer the newest Windows Phone 7 smartphone with a piercing $50 cost with a new 2-year contract. However, it’s worth mentioning that customers with qualified upgrades are subjected to a $149.99 price point, which is still better than the full $200 that AT&T is asking.
source: Best Buy via WP Central
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