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Save $150 on the HTC 10 through October 31st - From now through October 31st, save $150 on the HTC 10
Save $150 on the HTC 10 through October 31st

The HTC 10 is the manufacturer's best flagship model in years. Unfortunately, the phone is flying under the Android radar thanks to the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. One thing you have to say about HTC, when the company does listen to its customers, they go all out. After years of being criticized for the cameras on their devices, HTC added OIS to the 12MP rear snapper (f/1.8 aperture), and the 5MP front-facing camera. It is the only handset to equip both back and front cameras with this technology.

From now to October 31st, you can purchase the HTC 10 for $150 off its usual price. With the discount, the HTC 10 can be yours for $549, a nice 21% savings off of the usual price. In addition, Red and Gold colored models will be in stock late this month.

Order from HTC and your new HTC 10 will have UH OH Protection for a year. That means a cracked screen, or even water damage is covered for 365 days (366 in a leap year). If you're interested in purchasing the HTC 10 with a $150 discount, click on the slideshow below.


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