Hurry and get the unlocked OnePlus 10 Pro 5G at one of its lowest ever prices while you can
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Talk about perfect timing! On the very same day that the recently leaked OnePlus 11 Pro flagship lost its "Pro" branding, the company's 10 Pro powerhouse is scoring yet another interesting discount.
This arrives less than a week on the heels of Amazon's absolutely killer October Prime Day deals, and although it doesn't drop the 6.7-inch ultra-high-end handset quite as low as $650, the hot new "flash sale" is certainly hard to turn down for non-Prime subscribers.
As that term suggests, this $100 price cut slashing the entry-level 128GB storage configuration of the unlocked 5G-enabled OnePlus 10 Pro to a very reasonable $699 is not set to last long. The same goes for the latest digital hoarder-friendly promotion allowing you to purchase the 256 gig variant alongside a free case and premium pair of AirPods Pro-rivaling OnePlus Buds Pro at $869.
Bargain-hunting Android power users should keep in mind that the costlier model also packs an extra 4 gigs of RAM on top of its sibling's decent 8GB memory count, with both versions of course relying on the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor for their overall performance.
By no means perfect from a hardware standpoint, the OnePlus 10 Pro has impressively managed to beat all other contenders to the heavyweight title of the best Android phone available today in terms of its promotion to the newest stable OS build.
That alone is obviously not worth seven Benjamins, but stellar software support can go a long way towards sealing an already awesome OnePlus deal that also includes a stunning LTPO2 Fluid AMOLED display, three decidedly excellent rear-facing cameras, one similarly great front-facing shooter, and both blazing fast wired and blazing fast wireless charging capabilities.
Yes, the non-Pro OnePlus 11 will definitely eclipse the 10 Pro in many different and equally important ways, but there's no telling how distant that bad boy's US release still is and how much more than $699 you'll have to pay for it right off the bat.
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