Best Buy has Samsung’s Galaxy S20 FE 5G on sale at a 100 percent discount, no trade-in needed
Technically priced at a reasonable $700, the newest member of Samsung’s high-end Galaxy S20 5G family incredibly received a $100 discount with no strings attached before actually being officially announced.
Best Buy and Amazon then quickly joined B&H Photo Video in selling the unlocked Galaxy S20 FE 5G at a phenomenal $600, while T-Mobile and AT&T jumped at the opportunity to further sweeten the deal under certain specific conditions.
Believe it or not, now there are three places you can get the 6.5-inch Snapdragon 865 powerhouse from at no cost, as Best Buy lets Sprint subscribers bring the $700 MSRP all the way down to $0 with little to no effort. We’re looking at a pretty straightforward installment plan promotion here, merely requiring you to add a new line of service to an existing account or open a new one altogether.
Now, we know what you’re thinking, and yes, you’re absolutely right. Sprint is no longer a thing, so you’ll basically sign up for a two-year T-Mobile “contract” if you take advantage of this killer Best Buy deal. The defunct Magenta-owned operator will give you the $700 discount in the form of 24 monthly bill credits of $29.17 a pop, and no, you don’t need to trade anything in or port in an existing phone number from a T-Mo-rivaling carrier.
You can even choose from a grand total of three paint jobs (Cloud Navy, Cloud Mint, and Cloud Lavender), with built-in support for the “Un-carrier’s” low and mid-band 5G speeds, as well as a decent 6 gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of internal storage space in tow, not to mention a remarkably large 4,500mAh battery.
The flat 6.5-inch Super AMOLED display is also remarkably smooth, thanks to its advanced 120Hz refresh rate technology, while the triple rear-facing camera system is… at the very least respectable, including a 12MP primary shooter, 8MP telephoto lens, and 12MP ultra-wide-angle sensor. A definite bargain at $600 or $700, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G is truly irresistible at $0.
Source: Phonearena
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