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If your phone has a microSD slot (which is quick becoming a rarity), you might want to check out the  SanDisk 400GB microSD card . It started at a hefty $230, but you can now have it for $190. B&H Photo Video ,  Amazon  and  NewEgg  have it at that price.  Best Buy  is charging $200. There are smaller cards too, the 256GB ones start at $100 if you don’t need so much storage (there are faster, pricier versions of the 256GB card too).

The LG G6+ has received a solid price cut in the US, where the unlocked version of the device is currently going for $599.99. Retailer B&H is offering the phone at that rate, down $200 from the tag the device usually carries there. As already mentioned, it's a carrier unlocked version, and is compatible with GSM and select CDMA networks (all Big Four US networks should be included). There's no information on exactly when the promo ends. For more info, head to the Source link below. Source: gsmarens Source Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook

Great deals on smartphones in the EU seem to be a lot rarer than in the US, but from time to time we do find a gem for you. Case in point: right now, Amazon Germany is selling the Samsung Galaxy S8+ for just €636. That's €263 less than its usual price, so it's clearly a bargain. As usual, there are some caveats to note. First off, only the Midnight Black color version is this cheap. For the Orchid Grey version you'll have to pay €649, while the Arctic Silver hue commands a premium even over that, going for €699. That's still €200 of than the introductory price, though.

Last we heard, the dual-SIM variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note8 was going for $790. While that deal has ended now, you'll be glad to know you can now grab the device for an even lower price. The same eBay retailer is back with another deal, and this time, it is offering the model for just $740.

The V30 may be the hottest LG phone these adys, but the LG G6, introduced in February, is still a pretty solid device. And now you can own one for as low as £363.20 on Amazon. This is a 42% discount from the original asking price for a 32 GB unit in either Astro Black or Platinum Ice color. Sure, it’s the smaller memory option, but LG G6 has a microSD that can take up to 256 GB storage. With a great camera and one of the first 18:9 ratio screens, the LG G6 sure sounds like a steal if you can overlook the fact that it's rocking a Snapdragon 821 chipset, which was last year's top dog. Source: gsmarena Source Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook

Xiaomi had a record-breaking “Singles Day” sale on November 11 and is now preparing for the Black Friday weekend this week. The Spanish division of the manufacturer is launching a raffle throughout the whole weekend and will give away 50 phones for €1 each and over €10,000 in vouchers for Xiaomi phones. On November 24 10 people will get the chance to buy the Xiaomi Mi 6 for €1. The next day 20 Redmi Note 4 units will go for the same price, while on November 26 20 Redmi 4A phones will follow.

An ebay deal is letting you have the Galaxy S8+ G955FD Dual SIM version for a cent under $630 in the US. This one comes packing Samsung’s own Exynos 8895 chipset as opposed to the Snapdragon 835 that's normally available in the country. Keep in mind that the Dual SIM device features a hybrid slot, so you'd have to live without microSD memory expansion option if you take advantage of that and rely on the 64GB of built-in storage only.

Amazon US has cut the asking price of the Sony Xperia XZ1 from $699 to $649. The discount concerns the Black and Moonlit Blue Xperia XZ1's while the Venus Pink and Warm Silver editions are still at their original $699 level.

If you are in India, and wouldn't mind using last year's tech you might want to take a look at the deal Flipkart is offering. As part of its Big Billion Day sale, the online retailer will be selling the Samsung Galaxy S7 for INR 29,990 ($465). That's down from the usual INR 46,000 ($715) price tag the phone usually carries at the retailer's website.

If you are interested in exquisite deals for outstanding smartphones, look no further. If you are a fan of the Google Pixel XL but don’t want to cave into a massive price tag of about £720, today is your lucky day. The Very Silver version with 32 GB storage is sold for “only” £499.99 or 30% less. The Sony Xperia X is another impressive smartphone that received a price cut. The Graphite Black version is only £229.95 on Amazon and the British retailer Argos. The usual price of the phone is somewhere around £300, but the Rose Gold option is slightly lower. The Sony Xperia X model is the F5121 - the one with 32 GB storage. Source: gsmarena Source 1 (Google Pixel) • Source 2 (Sony Xperia X) • Source 3 (Sony Xperia X) Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook

When it launched, the HTC U11 was only available with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage in the US, but a couple of days ago, HTC released a premium variant with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage in the States. If you’ve been thinking of buying either version of HTC’s latest flagship, we have some good news: you can now get a $50 discount on them with a promo code. To get the deal, all you have to do is visit HTC’s website and use the promo code AMAZINGU11 at checkout. This will bring the price of the 64 GB model down to $599 (was $649) and the 128 GB variant to $679 (was $729). The former can be yours in red, blue, silver, and black, while the latter only comes in silver.

The Galaxy S8 is one of the most impressive smartphones currently on the market. And to celebrate the launch of the Coral Blue color in the US the Korean company is running a nice promo that can get you the flagship for as little as $360 under certain conditions. On BestBuy, you can choose between a carrier-locked or an unlocked Galaxy S8. The second version is down to $675 from the original $749. Some carrier deals let you have the phone for just $15 for 24 months which adds up to $360.

The LG G6+ is now available to purchase in the United States. Its not officially imported though - Amazon has the international variant listed on its website for $699. Available color options include gold and blue. It's worth mentioning that the device listed on the retailer's website only supports GSM carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile), and doesn't come with a US warranty.

You could have bought an Xperia XA1 for $240, but how about an Xperia X for $230? Head to B&H Photo (US) in the next half a day if that deal sounds appealing. Even if you miss the deal, Amazon US has the original X at $250. NewEgg has it at $270, which isn’t that bad considering other stores are asking over $300. The Xperia X is getting old now (it launched a year ago) and the XA1 is a solid offering. But the X is a premium device and has a better screen (1080p vs. 720p, similar contrast and sunlight legibility), there’s a pair of Cortex-A72 cores for better single-core performance too.

Samsung is playing the BOGO game once more. Back in May, we told you about the company's very own Buy One, Get One free deal for its flagship smartphone duo, the Galaxy S8 and S8+. And now the offer is back, but with slight modifications. See, this time around you need to trade-in an eligible smartphone in order to receive the second S8 for free. And the list of such eligible handsets isn't very big: you can send Samsung a Galaxy Note5, S6, S6 edge, S6 edge+, S7, S7 edge, an iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, 7, or 7 Plus. That's it, those are all your options.

The 64GB variant of the LG G6 is currently available at a tempting price in the US. The device (unlocked, model H870DS) is being offered by eBay seller never-msrp for $399.99. This compares to the $450 tag the model carries on Amazon. Keep in mind that the model on offer is an international variant, originally meant for countries like Hong Kong, Russia, and Australia, so it only support some of the LTE bands of AT&T and T-Mobile and you might get limited 4G support with it. Available color options include silver (black and white are listed as out of stock). For more details, head to the Source link below. Source: gsmarena Source | Via Follow us on Twitter Like our page on Facebook