[Jiggly]

The unlocked T-Mobile variant of the OnePlus 7T is on sale at B&H for $300 which is actually even less than OnePlus' current sale of the 7T at $350. It would be worth double checking compatibility before making a purchase.

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This matches the lowest price the phone has ever been, so if you’ve been looking for a flagship-specced phone at a budget price, this deal may be worth checking out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The 7T was a good deal when it launched at $599, and has only improved after a year of updates (though it’s worth remembering that you’ll be reliant on T-Mobile for those with this version). When compared to the market now, it does lack some features: it doesn’t have 5G, and its screen is slower at 90Hz than its successor’s, which runs at 120Hz. But if you value savings more than those features, you may want to hop on the deal — it expires this Wednesday, December 31st, at 11:59PM ET.

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[mothered]

That's very cheap and the phone Is quite attractive.

I'm due for a new one, so I'll take this under advisement.

[Oni]

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

[Oni]

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

On another note, Oneplus is doing an amazing job at keeping phones affordable. A Snapdragon 855+ and 8GB RAM is beyond excellent for $300. These specs are more than enough for most modern mobile games.

[Jiggly]

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

On another note, Oneplus is doing an amazing job at keeping phones affordable. A Snapdragon 855+ and 8GB RAM is beyond excellent for $300. These specs are more than enough for most modern mobile games.

If you compare those specs to similarly spec'd phones from Samsung and others, you get a very different price.

[Oni]

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

On another note, Oneplus is doing an amazing job at keeping phones affordable. A Snapdragon 855+ and 8GB RAM is beyond excellent for $300. These specs are more than enough for most modern mobile games.

If you compare those specs to similarly spec'd phones from Samsung and others, you get a very different price.

The closest equivalent for Samsung would probably be the S10, which is a bit more expensive.

[mothered]

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

It's more or less half the cost with similar functionality.

I'd rather buy two for the price of one, and have the second as a spare/backup.

[Jiggly]

On another note, Oneplus is doing an amazing job at keeping phones affordable. A Snapdragon 855+ and 8GB RAM is beyond excellent for $300. These specs are more than enough for most modern mobile games.

If you compare those specs to similarly spec'd phones from Samsung and others, you get a very different price.

The closest equivalent for Samsung would probably be the S10, which is a bit more expensive.

Considering their series 8 phones are going for $500-600, that's a pretty good deal.

It's more or less half the cost with similar functionality.

I'd rather buy two for the price of one, and have the second as a spare/backup.

I literally just received an advert for refurbished phones from my mobile network. A REFRUB Samsung S10 was 559 British Pounds, compared to the $300 phone being offered here, brand new. It really is a good deal.

[mothered]

I literally just received an advert for refurbished phones from my mobile network. A REFRUB Samsung S10 was 559 British Pounds, compared to the $300 phone being offered here, brand new. It really is a good deal.

That pretty much speaks for Itself.

It's difficult to find a decent phone for 300$. This has more than enough hardware and features for the average user.

[Jiggly]

I literally just received an advert for refurbished phones from my mobile network. A REFRUB Samsung S10 was 559 British Pounds, compared to the $300 phone being offered here, brand new. It really is a good deal.

That pretty much speaks for Itself.

It's difficult to find a decent phone for 300$. This has more than enough hardware and features for the average user.

Just to add another thought, some of these companies, like Motorola/Lenovo and OnePlus provide a little more support than giants like Samsung. I can't recall what it was for, but I contacted Motorola a while ago and got far more assistance than I have with other Android phone companies in the past.