Deal: Save nearly $100 when you buy the BlackBerry KEYone on Amazon and B&H

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Deal: Save nearly $100 when you buy the BlackBerry KEYone on Amazon and B&H
The BlackBerry KEYone is more than a year old, but its price has never dropped below $300, even though we're talking about a pure mid-range smartphone. Although it's been discounted many times in the past, we can't say that you could score a great deal buying one.

Currently, the smartphone sells in the United States for around $400 at various carriers and retailers. If you still wish to buy one, Amazon and B&H have one of the best deal we've seen on the smartphone.

For example, Amazon has the BlackBerry KEYone (64GB, 4GB RAM) black model for just $309, while B&H offers the silver version for the same price. It's important to note that both models come unlocked and feature dual-SIM support, but it only supports GSM carriers so Sprint and Verizon are a no go.

Now, keep in mind that Amazon has the BlackBerry KEYone 32GB model available for purchase as well, and it costs the same amount, so make sure you choose the 64GB version to get the $90 discount. If you're not yet convinced that the smartphone is worth the money, check out our BlackBerry KEYone review for more details

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