You can get a Samsung Galaxy S8 Active at 50% off if you switch to Sprint
Last week, when Samsung announced the upcoming release ofthe Galaxy S8 Active on T-Mobile and Sprint, only T-Mobile revealed thehandset's launch date and price (November 17, $820 outright). As it turns out, Sprintwill start selling this rugged handset on exactly the same day - which, by theway, is tomorrow.
Sprint has a pretty attractive offer for consumers willingto switch from another carrier, offering the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active for halfthe price on an 18-month Flex lease program. If you switch to Sprint, you canpay just $17.71 per month for the S8 Active (that's a total of $318.78 at theend of the lease program). While it's true that with a lease agreement youdon't get to keep your phone, you're probably bound to upgrade your deviceafter about 2 years anyway, and Sprint Flex makes this easy for you.
Similar to the regular Galaxy S8, the Samsung Galaxy S8Active is a high-end Android Nougat (upgradeable to Oreo) phone that's poweredby a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor. While the S8 Active is not as pretty asthe regular model, it's got some advantages, including a drop-resistant body,and a longer-lasting 4000 mAh battery.
Sprint will sell the Galaxy S8 Active online, via phone, andin all retail stores across the
source: Sprint
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