Best Buy already has Sprint's OnePlus 7 Pro 5G on sale at a massive $360 discount
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OnePlus is known for its aggressively priced smartphones with top-notch specifications and premium designs, but the company's first 5G-enabled handset obviously doesn't come cheap, fetching $840 outright over at Sprint. That's still significantly lower than the Galaxy S10 5G from the "Now Network", Verizon, T-Mobile, or AT&T, and incredibly enough, Best Buy already offers a hefty discount on the Sprint-exclusive OnePlus 7 Pro 5G.
We're not talking about Flex Lease savings here either, but rather bill credits bringing the total price down to a measly 480 bucks with monthly installment plans. Instead of paying $35, you're looking at spending just $20 a month for two years, which amounts to a very cool discount of $360. Alternatively, you can activate the OnePlus 7 Pro 5G on a new Sprint account and choose to cough up $740 instead of $840 upfront.
Either way, the value for money is pretty much unbeatable, even if you live in an area not covered by Sprint's fledgling 5G network. The OnePlus 7 Pro comes with a surprisingly reliable pop-up selfie camera that allows it to get rid of them pesky screen bezels almost altogether, as well as a triple rear-facing lens system consisting of 48, 8, and 16MP shooters.
The beautiful display that covers nearly the entire front surface of the Snapdragon 855-powered handset is an extra-large 6.67-inch QHD+ "Fluid AMOLED", while a massive 4,000mAh battery promises to keep up with the needs of the aforementioned state-of-the-art SoC and separate Snapdragon X50 5G modem. Last but certainly not least, the 5G-capable OnePlus 7 Pro variant packs a generous 8GB RAM and 256 gigs of internal storage space to take care of your most onerous multitasking and digital hoarding requirements.
That's a pretty impressive spec sheet for a price point of around $800 and it's outright ridiculously good for 480 bucks.
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