Amazon has the 5G unlocked OnePlus 9 on sale at a crazy low price (no Prime membership needed)
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If you're a hardcore OnePlus fan and a general Android power user focused on keeping your spending to a minimum ahead of the busy holiday shopping season, odds are you've already purchased the 10 Pro flagship at a new all-time low price yesterday.
If you didn't do that because you still can't afford the 6.7-inch Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 beast and feel like you wouldn't have a problem settling for a previous-gen Snapdragon 888 processor and a slightly smaller 6.55-inch display, now looks like the ideal time to go with a non-Pro OnePlus 9.
The early 2021-released high-ender is obviously more than capable of absolutely crushing all of the best mid-range phones available today in terms of raw power, screen fluidity, and charging speeds, and for an undoubtedly limited time only, Amazon sells this bad boy unlocked at a higher than ever discount of 250 bucks from a $599.99 list price.
Said list price was already permanently reduced a little while ago from an original charge of $729.99, mind you, so compared to how much one needed to pay for a 5G-enabled OnePlus 9 shortly after its commercial debut last year, you're currently looking at saving a completely mind-blowing $380.
It's perhaps needless to highlight that this extremely well-reviewed and exceptionally feature-packed handset has never been this affordable (at least with no strings attached), and although Amazon's big fall Prime Day 2022 blowout is still in full swing, you actually don't have to be a Prime subscriber to score this particular (and particularly great) deal.
Unfortunately, that also means the hot new special offer to end all OnePlus 9 special offers could well go away before the Prime Early Access Sale wraps up later today, depending on demand. With the aforementioned 6.55-inch screen supporting 120Hz refresh rate technology, a reasonably hefty 4,500mAh battery under the hood capable of charging at 65W speeds, and three rear-facing cameras (two of which are almost surprisingly good), it's safe to expect pretty booming demand.
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