Sweet new OnePlus Nord N30 5G deals make this cheap mid-ranger even cheaper
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Can you think of a better phone sold at a comparable price to the OnePlus 11 flagship right now? Probably not. But if you can't afford to pay $600 (or more) for a new high-end Android handset (even one with two fast chargers included at no extra cost), you might want to consider the company's Nord N30 as a nice budget-friendly mid-range alternative.
Reasonably priced at $299.99 from its commercial debut a couple of months back, the 5G-enabled 6.72-inch giant is currently cheaper than ever before on Amazon, where it's sold at a cool $50 discount with no strings attached.
Somewhat surprisingly (and unusually), Best Buy can't match its arch-rival's generosity at the time of this writing even with upfront carrier activation, but if you want to maximize your savings, the official OnePlus US e-store is clearly your number one option.
That's because the device manufacturer itself not only sells the unlocked OnePlus Nord N30 5G at 50 bucks under its list price for Labor Day, also allowing you to choose from two nice gifts as an additional deal sweetener. We're talking about a "sandstone" bumper case and a pair of wired OnePlus Nord earphones, neither of which is extremely valuable.
But both possible freebies can certainly come in handy for folks worried about damaging the plastic back of the Nord N30 or those who are not into wireless audio accessories for some reason.
Even solo, the discounted Nord N30 5G delivers plenty of value for your money, with everything from a reasonably powerful Snapdragon 695 processor to an extremely generous 8GB RAM and a hefty 5,000mAh battery with blazing fast 50W charging support under the hood, as well as a silky smooth 120Hz IPS LCD screen and 108MP primary rear-facing camera in tow. Are you looking at the absolute best budget phone available today? That's pretty much impossible to say, but this thing is definitely up there with the heavyweights of its category.
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