The HTC One has got that aluminum body, premium appeal, awesome display and BoomSound that no other phone can brag about, and now you can buy HTC’s 2013 flagship for only $49.99 on a two year contract with Sprint or AT&T.
Amazon Wireless has slashed the price of the phone down to $49.99, a great deal that would save you $150 off the original price at both AT&T and Sprint.
You get to pick between the black and silver editions and this particular deal is valid for the 32GB version of the HTC One.
Not just that, for every newly activated HTC One you get a $25 Google Play credit from HTC, sweetening the deal even further. You’d better hurry up if you want to get it though. That offer is good through July 15th.
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