With so many respectable Android smartphones packed to the teeth on Verizon’s lineup, it’s very hard for devices released more than 3 months ago to get any visibility, though, pricing can quickly turn things around for most devices.
And rightfully so, that’s the spot where we find the Motorola DROID Pro now that Big Red has reduced its priced to $99.99 with a 2-year contract online. It’s not clearly known if the price drop is permanent or simply a weekly sale, but it’s still a decent price for a top shelf Android smartphone sporting the rare portrait style QWERTY form factor. Originally, the handset was launched with a $179.99 on-contract price, but now that it’s set below $100, it might gain some attraction amongst customers.
Therefore, if you feel like taking sides with the Motorola DROID Pro, despite making the rounds for some time now, you’ll find it new pricing more than appreciable.
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