Save up to 33% on select unlocked BlackBerry 10 powered handsets

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Save up to 33% on select unlocked BlackBerry 10 powered handsets
If you're looking to pick up a new BlackBerry 10 handset on the cheap, you might want to take advantage of the sale taking place at BlackBerry's official online store, ShopBlackBerry.com. You can save $100 on the manufacturer's flagship device, the BlackBerry Passport. Available in Black, White or Red, the Passport is now $599 for a 14% savings.

The BlackBerry Q5 is also reduced by $100, which in this case represents a 33% price break, to $299. This model is available in White only. The all-touch BlackBerry Z30 gets a $50 haircut to $349, which is a 13% discount. The 5-incher can be purchased in Black or White. Lastly, the BlackBerry Classic, which brings back the old-school function keys and trackpad, can be bought for $449. That is 10% off the regular $499 price of the phone. Keep in mind that all four models are being offered to you unlocked, with no carrier affiliation.

BlackBerry might be running into some trouble here. Last month, Morgan Stanley issued a report stating that the Passport and Classic have not been selling. Meanwhile, there have been a number of new Android flagship models released and the Apple iPhone 6 and Apple iPhone 6 Plus continue to sell steadily.

Last week, images of a new handset allegedly named the BlackBerry Oslo surfaced showing off a similar design as the Passport. The specs will also copy those of the Passport which means that the Oslo will carry a 4.5-inch screen with a 1440 x 1440 resolution. The quad-core Snapdragon 801 SoC should be on board along with the 3450mAh battery giving the phone all-day battery life. We could see the Oslo unveiled on June 30th.


source: ShopBlackBerry via Crackberry
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