Great deal from the Microsoft Store for anyone looking for a good deal on an inexpensive no-contract phone.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store...-635-+-FitBit-Flex-Bundle/productID.305841200
The price depends on the version of the phone. With AT&T, the phone is cheaper, so the bundle is only $148, while T-Mobile has the phone priced higher so the bundle works out to $178 for their variant. The phones are identical in terms of features, only T-Mobile doesn't discount their version as cheaply (the phones are non-contact but carrier locked, so there is still a bit of a subsidy), and the covers are different colors - white for T-mo and black for AT&T (although you can buy other color covers).
When you factor in the $99 price for the Fitbit, it is a great price for a pretty decent phone. For either $50 or $80, you get:
- Quad-core Snapdragon 400
- LTE connectivity
- 4.5" 854 x 480 screen
- 5 MP camera
- 8 GB of storage plus up to 128 GB expansion via microSD card
Plus the phone comes with Windows Phone 8.1 out of the box, so you get the latest WP 8.1 features like Cortana, which is nice for the price. The Lumia 635 also includes worldwide turn-by-turn navigation with support for offline maps, so it even without a SIM in it, it makes a great little GPS or portable media player.
If you don't need a Fitbit but want the new hotness, the AT&T prepaid Lumia 520 just got the WP 8.1 update today, and can be had for $50 over at Amazon, too:
http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Lumia-52...ords=lumia+520
The Lumia 520 previously only had regional free navigation for the US (a global license was $20 more), but the WP 8.1 update upgrades all devices to HERE Drive+ which has global navigation for free. So what was already a good deal with the Lumia 520 gets even better.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store...-635-+-FitBit-Flex-Bundle/productID.305841200
The price depends on the version of the phone. With AT&T, the phone is cheaper, so the bundle is only $148, while T-Mobile has the phone priced higher so the bundle works out to $178 for their variant. The phones are identical in terms of features, only T-Mobile doesn't discount their version as cheaply (the phones are non-contact but carrier locked, so there is still a bit of a subsidy), and the covers are different colors - white for T-mo and black for AT&T (although you can buy other color covers).
When you factor in the $99 price for the Fitbit, it is a great price for a pretty decent phone. For either $50 or $80, you get:
- Quad-core Snapdragon 400
- LTE connectivity
- 4.5" 854 x 480 screen
- 5 MP camera
- 8 GB of storage plus up to 128 GB expansion via microSD card
Plus the phone comes with Windows Phone 8.1 out of the box, so you get the latest WP 8.1 features like Cortana, which is nice for the price. The Lumia 635 also includes worldwide turn-by-turn navigation with support for offline maps, so it even without a SIM in it, it makes a great little GPS or portable media player.
If you don't need a Fitbit but want the new hotness, the AT&T prepaid Lumia 520 just got the WP 8.1 update today, and can be had for $50 over at Amazon, too:
http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Lumia-52...ords=lumia+520
The Lumia 520 previously only had regional free navigation for the US (a global license was $20 more), but the WP 8.1 update upgrades all devices to HERE Drive+ which has global navigation for free. So what was already a good deal with the Lumia 520 gets even better.
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