Deal: Sony Xperia XA2 drops to less than $300 on Amazon
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Sony Xperia XA2 has been recently certified to work on Verizon networks, which should make it even more appealing for customers looking for a good mid-range Android smartphone. Launched on the market early this year, the Xperia XA2 usually sells in the United States for $350, but you won't find one at the local carriers.
Instead, the Xperia XA2 can be purchased via authorized retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Video. It this particular phone caught your attention, you'll be pleased to know that Amazon has a 20% discount on the Xperia XA2.
The Blue version of the phone now costs just $280, which is about $70 less than the MSRP. If blue is not your favorite color, you can have it in black, pink or silver, but you'll have to pay extra. The pink and silver models sell for $300, while the black version is priced at $295 for a limited time.
The Blue version of the phone now costs just $280, which is about $70 less than the MSRP. If blue is not your favorite color, you can have it in black, pink or silver, but you'll have to pay extra. The pink and silver models sell for $300, while the black version is priced at $295 for a limited time.
The phone comes unlocked and supports all GSM carriers in the U.S., as well as Verizon. For more in-depth info about the handset, you can check out our Sony Xperia XA2 review.
source: Amazon
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