It’s the harsh reality of smartphones nowadays: with the number of device choices and the rate at which they’re replaced the so-called phones of yesteryear are really only a few months old. There is a good side to all of this gloom and doom, however: if you’re willing to pass on the latest-and-greatest you can pick up perfectly-capable phones for bargin-bin prices. Amazon Wireless has new deals on some AT&T BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and Android smartphones from now through February 14th. Most cost merely a cent, though there are a few that are still going to put a dent in your wallet even after discount. Check below for the list of choices.
Good Deal: Amazon’s steep AT&T smartphone sale offers one cent HD7S, Inspire 4G, Captivate, and more
Amazon Wireless has new deals on some AT&T BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and Android smartphones from now through February 14th. Most cost merely a cent, though there are a few that are still going to put a dent in your wallet even after discount.
Amazon Wireless has new deals on some AT&T BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and Android smartphones from now through February 14th. Most cost merely a cent, though there are a few that are still going to put a dent in your wallet even after discount.
Windows Phone 7:
- HTC HD7S: $0.01
- Samsung Focus Flash: $0.01
- Samsung Focus S: $19.99
- HTC Titan: $144.99
Android:
- HTC Inspire 4G: $0.01
- Motorola Atrix 4G: $0.01
- Samsung Captivate: $0.01
- Samsung Captivate Glide: $79.99
- Samsung Galaxy S II 4G: $94.99
- Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket: $139.99
- HTC Vivid: $139.99
BlackBerry:
- BlackBerry Torch 9810: $0.01
- BlackBerry Torch 9860: $0.01
Brew MP:
- HTC Freestyle: $0.01
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