Friends and family code drops the price of the Essential Phone to $299

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About a week ago, we told you that the Essential Phone had received a $200 price cut, dropping the cost of the phone to $499. That 29% drop certainly made the device more affordable. But suppose we told you that there is a way for you to pick up the Essential Phone, Andy Rubin's pride and joy, for only $299. While our math skills aren't what they used to be, that is less than half the original $699 price for the handset.

To score an Essential Phone for $299, you are going to need the friends & family discount code. To receive that code you will have had to pay full price, or know someone who paid full price for the phone, before October 22nd. The purchase had to have been made from Essential, Sprint, Best Buy, or Amazon. You will have to fill out a form found by clicking on the sourcelink, and pass along some information about the previously purchased Essential Phone. That info includes the unit's unique IMEI number and the serial number. The form must be submitted before November 15th.

The $200 discount can be used toward the purchase of another Essential Phone, taking the price down to $299. If you don't need, or want, another Essential Phone, you can use the $200 friends and family discount toward the purchase of the modular Essential 360 Camera. Using the code toward the 360 Camera would essentially (no pun intended) make it free.

Your first step is to click on the sourcelink and fill out the form. When you get the code from Essential and use it while checking out, you'll see the $200 discount listed under "Gift Card."


source: Essential via AndroidPolice
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