Unlocked Huawei Mate SE with 4GB RAM gets hefty $58 discount on Amazon
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
If you’re still in the market for an ultra-affordable unlocked smartphone, it might be a good idea to just wait for the China-first Honor 8X to expand stateside. Of course, the Honor 7X remains a robust sub-$250 option... if you can find it in stock.
The Huawei Mate SE is an even better device typically available for 50 bucks more than the Honor 7X, but if you don’t have a problem buying a gold model, you can currently save a whopping $58.07.
That’s right, the 4GB RAM-packing, 64 gig data-accommodating Mate SE is now cheaper than a 7X featuring 3 gigs of memory and only 32 of internal storage space. The rest of the specs and features are pretty much identical, which makes the $191.92 factory unlocked Huawei Mate SE in snazzy gold a truly irresistible bargain.
You’re looking at a modern 2:1 phone here with a spacious 5.93-inch “FullView” display sporting 2160 x 1080 (FHD+) resolution, while Android 8.0 Oreo runs the software show, and a (distant) 9 Pie update probably shouldn’t be ruled out either.
The Mate SE also comes with a dual 16 + 2MP rear-facing camera arrangement, a single 8MP selfie shooter, sleek metal design, a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, and respectable 3,340 mAh battery.
Backed by a standard 1-year US warranty, the phone is shipped from and sold by Amazon, supporting GSM networks nationwide with dual SIM card capabilities. And remember, if you only need one SIM card, you can use the second slot to expand your digital hoarding room up to an extra 256GB.
The Huawei Mate SE is an even better device typically available for 50 bucks more than the Honor 7X, but if you don’t have a problem buying a gold model, you can currently save a whopping $58.07.
You’re looking at a modern 2:1 phone here with a spacious 5.93-inch “FullView” display sporting 2160 x 1080 (FHD+) resolution, while Android 8.0 Oreo runs the software show, and a (distant) 9 Pie update probably shouldn’t be ruled out either.
Backed by a standard 1-year US warranty, the phone is shipped from and sold by Amazon, supporting GSM networks nationwide with dual SIM card capabilities. And remember, if you only need one SIM card, you can use the second slot to expand your digital hoarding room up to an extra 256GB.
source: Amazon
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