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Casio G'zOne Commando is flaunting a $19.99 on-contract price through Wirefly

Casio G'zOne Commando is flaunting a $19.99 on-contract price through Wirefly

Posted: 08 May 2011, 10:25, by John V.

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Casio G'zOne Commando is flaunting a $19.99 on-contract price through Wirefly

Sure it might not be regarded as one of the elites in the Android atmosphere right now, but nevertheless, the Casio G'zOne Commando can appeal to a certain group of customers. We all know that online retailers love to aggressively price new handsets to attract customers, but surprisingly enough, Wirefly is making it very hard not to like the pricing that the Casio G'zOne Commando is flaunting right now.

Interestingly enough, both new and existing customers with upgrades can snatch up the rugged smartphone for a mere $19.99 with your signature on a 2-year contract! Taking a quick peek as to what Verizon is asking for, which is still placed at its usual price point of $200, this wonderful offer from Wirefly is a no-brainer. No matter which way you dissect it, there is no arguing that paying $20 for a handset that was launched over a week ago is indeed astonishing!

So if you have a slight inkling of buying this Android powered smartphone, you may want to check out Wirefly since you’ll be getting one steep discount on it.

source: Wirefly

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posted on 08 May 2011, 10:35

1. ryq (unregistered)

how many cellphone maker come out with this type of phone and all flop.

posted on 08 May 2011, 12:14

3. ssjassassin (Posts: 108; Member since: 31 Aug 2009)

The real question is how many people need a phone like this? Just because they dont sell one million units does not make the device a failure. This will stand up to much more than the iPhone does and it sells more units than any other single unit per production cycle. The fact of the matter is it is for a specific customer and they sell enough to make money and continue to make phones like this.

posted on 08 May 2011, 11:46

2. AAABall (unregistered)

I'd like to see a good review of this phone. Saw on in the Verizon store and had a good first impression. .

posted on 08 May 2011, 12:15

4. ssjassassin (Posts: 108; Member since: 31 Aug 2009)

Yeah my feelings as well. Seems like a solid phone. They dont seem to be putting any resources behind it for marketing yet though. So reviews may be slow to come.

posted on 08 May 2011, 14:20

5. snowgator (Posts: 3604; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)

I played with it for about an hour at a Verizon store, and it is a good, not great, device. The UI is actually kinda neat, and the Apps are really unique. But, I found there to be a little lag, and an impression of having to execute a lot of commands twice. By the way, CNET already has a review on it. They are complimentary, but warn to know it's limitations.
http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/casio-g-zone-c ommando/4505-6452_7-34660420.html

posted on 08 May 2011, 14:23

6. snowgator (Posts: 3604; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)

Sorry, did not paste right. try this one.

http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phones/casio-g-zone-c ommando/4505-6452_7-34660420.html