SIM-free HTC EVO 3D is selling at its lowest mark at $325 in the UK
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Remember when the HTC EVO 3D was one of the most sought out smartphones on the scene? Well, after riding the wave for nearly 9 months now, this 3D-enabled smartphone is getting one wicked price drop overseas in the UK.
Are you fancying over the GSM HTC EVO 3D as opposed to its CDMA sibling? Well, you’re in luck because the SIM-free version of the popular handset is seeing its lowest price point ever! Specifically, you can nab it for a mere $325 (£229) through UK retailer ASDA direct. Considering it’s an unlocked model, its pricing is pretty low by today’s standards and easily puts in contention with other contract devices on the market right now.
Indeed, it may no longer come off as being a titan in the Android landscape, but nonetheless, it’s not that often we find a super spec’d smartphone with 3D capabilities. Yeah, some perceive the whole 3D thing to be a novel thing, but heck, it’s simply an additional feature not common in other smartphones.
Therefore, if you’re tempted by it all, then head on over to ASDA direct and get yourself an order right now. Trust us, you’ll enjoy what the handset has to offer since it’s still a quality product in this day and age.
source: ASDA direct via Unwired View
Are you fancying over the GSM HTC EVO 3D as opposed to its CDMA sibling? Well, you’re in luck because the SIM-free version of the popular handset is seeing its lowest price point ever! Specifically, you can nab it for a mere $325 (£229) through UK retailer ASDA direct. Considering it’s an unlocked model, its pricing is pretty low by today’s standards and easily puts in contention with other contract devices on the market right now.
Indeed, it may no longer come off as being a titan in the Android landscape, but nonetheless, it’s not that often we find a super spec’d smartphone with 3D capabilities. Yeah, some perceive the whole 3D thing to be a novel thing, but heck, it’s simply an additional feature not common in other smartphones.
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source: ASDA direct via Unwired View
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4 Comments
1. cepcamba posted on 07 Mar 2012, 11:09 5 0
Have to admit this is really a low price for such a device. I mean, though HTC EVO 3D is not packing the latest tech, it actually still is a premium device.
2. squallz506 posted on 07 Mar 2012, 11:37 2 0
the price is only going to keep dropping. it isnt getting any newer.
4. cepcamba posted on 07 Mar 2012, 12:41 0 0
Yeah you're right. I'm actually starting to believe that you can get a Note for $70 within this year or the next :p
