Deal: Nokia 9 PureView is $200 off at Best Buy and B&H (free power bank included)

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By Cosmin Vasile

Updated: Aug 16, 2019, 1:30 PM

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Deal: Nokia 9 PureView is $200 off at Best Buy and B&H (free power bank included)

UPDATE: Amazon is matching Best Buy and B&H's offers on the Nokia 9 PureView, so you now have a third option if you want to get Nokia's most recent flagship.

HMD Global, the Finnish company behind the Nokia-branded smartphones, is expected to introduce a few more Android smartphones in less than a month. However, it will take more time HDM to bring another flagship to the market, so if you want a Nokia high-end phone, your only choice is the Nokia 9 PureView.

Cheaper than other flagship smartphones available on the market, Nokia 9 PureView failed to achieve greatness in terms of camera quality. Nevertheless, it remains a solid choice for those who can't afford a brand new Samsung Galaxy S10 or one of the most recent Apple iPhones.

Nokia 9 PureView makes an even better choice when it's on sale. Usually selling for $700, the Nokia flagship is now on sale at Best Buy and B&H of just $500 outright. You can even get a mophie 10,500 mAh Encore Plus power bank and a Mint Mobile 3-month 8GB prepaid SIM card kit for free when you buy the Nokia 9 PureView from B&H.

Best Buy doesn't offer any freebies with the purchase of the Nokia smartphone, but if you activate it with AT&T the day you buy it, you can save an additional $50, which means you'll only be paying $450 for the smartphone.

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