Deal: Sony Xperia XZ3 price drops to $730 ($170 off) in the United States

Sony's smartphones are usually more expensive than other brands and their price rarely drops to affordable amounts unless they've been on the market for a really long time. It's probably not the main reason Sony's mobile division performed so bad in the last few years, but it does really make retailers jobs harder trying to sell the company's phones.

Take the Xperia XZ3 for example, which was initially priced to sell for $900 in the United States, but now it's usually offered for around $850. Luckily, some retailers are given the green light for even better deals on the flagship.

Now, if you're in the market for a Sony high-end smartphone, the Xperia XZ3 has just received a decent price cut at B&H. The U.S. retailer now sells the unlocked Sony Xperia XZ3 for $730, which means you'll be saving $170 since the smartphone was initially priced at $900.

The problem is the unlocked model will not work with CDMA carriers like Sprint and Verizon, so you'll only be able to use it with AT&T and T-Mobile. On the bright side, the phone comes with Android Pie on board, so you won't have to wait for the update like those who bought Samsung's latest flagship, the Galaxy Note 9.