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It's been less than 24 hours since Nokia 6 went on sale in the United States and the smartphone has already become the best-selling handset on Amazon. HMD's Nokia 6 is followed closely by Lenovo's Moto E4 and, surprisingly, Alcatel A30.

Nokia 6 is available for purchase on Amazon for $229.99, but Prime members can get it for just $179. It's also worth noting that the US retailer is selling the dual-SIM version of the Nokia 6, which will only work on GSM networks used by AT&T and T-Mobile.

Keep in mind that if you decide to go for the Prime Exclusive variant, your Nokia 6 will come with Amazon offers and ads. Paying a little bit more will allow you to get an ad-free version of the smartphone.

All Nokia-branded smartphones announced by HMD Global earlier this year have been met with high demand, which is why some of them (Nokia 5 and 6) have been delayed until August.

If you haven't yet purchased the Nokia 6 in the US, but you're thinking about it, you'll want to know Amazon offers the smartphone in either Black or Blue colors. The Copper version of the Nokia 6 is expected to arrive in the US on August 18.

source: Amazon via NPU
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