HTC Radar 4G quickly goes for half the cost at $49.99 on-contract thanks to Wirefly
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Well people, today is finally the big day if you've been starving for a Windows Phone, since you can travel to your local T-Mobile retail store and purchase the very first “4G” enabled and Mango packed Windows Phone in the HTC Radar 4G. At $99.99 with a 2-year contract, the price is indeed fitting for its caliber, but if that’s not simply enough for your wallet, you might want to check out the offering that Wirefly has for the smartphone.
Whether you’re a new customer signing on for service or an existing loyal one with a qualified upgrade available, you can go to Wirefly’s web site and buy the Mango flavored smartphone for the easier to swallow price tag of $49.99. Sporting a price point that’s half the cost to what T-Mobile is asking for from its customers, it’s easily a no-brainer decision to snatch at the opportunity of picking up this handset right now – especially when it’s launch day.
However, if you’re basically in the market to buy it outright, just bear in mind that Wirefly is asking $439.99 for the handset. In any event, free standard shipping via FedEx is included with the purchase – making the cost for the device your sole priority.
source: Wirefly via WP Central
Whether you’re a new customer signing on for service or an existing loyal one with a qualified upgrade available, you can go to Wirefly’s web site and buy the Mango flavored smartphone for the easier to swallow price tag of $49.99. Sporting a price point that’s half the cost to what T-Mobile is asking for from its customers, it’s easily a no-brainer decision to snatch at the opportunity of picking up this handset right now – especially when it’s launch day.
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source: Wirefly via WP Central
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5 Comments
1. snowgator posted on 02 Nov 2011, 10:43 2 0
Not a big fan of wirefly. Knew some people with real bad experiences with them.
By the way- love that the off contract price was included on this story. Why is it so hard to include the full price on a device on most of these type of articles??
2. BReND0 posted on 02 Nov 2011, 12:28 0 0
there seriously need to make WP7 phones with Wi Fi calling...... come on already
3. TechDork posted on 02 Nov 2011, 14:46 0 0
I really don't like WP7 due to the superior lack of customization.
