Here’s how you can get the outstanding OnePlus Nord N30 5G mid-ranger for a measly $99.99،
Has the holiday shopping season that just ended left you with a big hole in your bank account… and an unsatisfied desire for new mobile tech? While no one will just give you a phone for free to start the new year on a good note, Best Buy's latest (and best ever) deal on the OnePlus Nord N30 5G comes pretty damn close to that absolute dream.
Yes, the 6.72-inch Android 13-based mid-range is probably the closest thing to a free mobile device right now, for an incredibly low price of $99.99 at Best Buy at a condition.
You didn't really think the retailer wouldn't ask you to jump through a few hoops to reduce the $299.99 list price of this bad boy by two whole Benjamins, did you? Then again, given the special requirements for these types of offers, the initial operator activation is certainly not that bad or inconvenient.
All you need to do is choose the wireless service provider that's right for you and stay committed to said carrier for at least a few months before you can take your unlocked handset anywhere you want.
The 5G-enabled Nord N30, mind you, is far from the best Android phone on the market, sporting a fairly modest Snapdragon 695 processor… if we compare it to what Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra has going for them in the same raw energy department.
Of course, that's not really a fair comparison, and when you consider the heavily discounted price of $99.99, the N30's specs overall are nothing short of impressive, including a 120Hz IPS LCD screen. silky smooth, a large 5,000 mAh battery with blazing speed. 50W charging capabilities, an astonishing 108MP main camera accompanied by two largely useless 2MP shooters on the back of the phone and a more than respectable combination of 128GB of internal storage space and 8 GB of RAM.
Don't want any strings attached to your next phone? We're afraid you'll have to spend $249.99 for the unlocked OnePlus Nord N30 5G without prior carrier activation, which is obviously better than coughing up a full three Benjamins, even if it's not exactly a compelling deal.
