Listed on Amazon since January, the 5.7-inch BLU Pure View is only today formally unveiled and commercially released, fetching $130 instead of its $200 MSRP for a limited time.
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Even though BLU failed to protect the privacy and security of its users' personal information for a pretty long time, also lying about the company's practices, the FTC is not imposing a financial penalty on the smartphone vendor yet.
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Amazon has the freshly unveiled BLU Vivo XL3 and XL3 Plus smartphones available for discounted prices of $110 and $130 for a limited time only.
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With a terrible name, ancient pre-installed software and modest features all in all, the BLU Vivo One Plus is likely to be saved by a killer price point.
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There's a new BLU Pure View smartphone listed as "temporarily out of stock" on Amazon, likely coming soon at just $200 with several trendy features in tow.
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Quietly listed on the company's official website even before the highly-publicized Life One X2 bug was fixed, the BLU Life One X3 is up for grabs today.
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If you've resisted the temptation of doing a BLU Life One X2 factory reset to bypass a recent password request, there's now a way to gain back access.
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Software updates are usually a reason of joy for users of low-cost phones like the BLU Life One X2, but not when they add random passwords at boot time.
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The unlocked BLU S1 is available on Amazon at $130 instead of $180 for a very limited time, with a $200 Visa prepaid card thrown in at Sprint activation.
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Priced at $180, and up for grabs on Amazon.com, the BLU S1 is nothing to write home about, but it does support Sprint in addition to AT&T and T-Mobile.
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If you hurry, the already tempting $200 BLU Vivo 5R can be yours for 50 bucks less, 1080p 5.5-inch display, 3GB RAM, fingerprint sensor and all.
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It took a little longer than expected to break cover, but now the $150 BLU Vivo XL2 is here, and it can be yours even cheaper for a few hours.
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With its reputation (partly) restored after a damning spyware scandal, Miami-based smartphone vendor BLU is quickly back doing what it does best, following up the Amazon.com re-release of the wildly popular $50 R1 HD with the commercial US debut of a slightly pricier Life Max 5.5-incher.
This “gorgeous” metal-finished mid-ranger stands out first and foremost courtesy of a secure and convenient fingerprint sensor and “monster” 3700mAh battery, which are fairly rare feats for the sub-$150 Android market segment.
The factory unlocked BLU Life Max actually sets you back a crazy low $118.87 on Amazon, though if you order it now, you may still have to wait a little while to get it delivered, as it’s apparently “temporarily out of stock.”
That relatively large IPS screen sadly sports mediocre HD (1,280 x 720 pixels) resolution, which on the bright side is one of the reasons BLU Products speaks very highly of Life Max’s battery life, estimated at “up to 3 days with standard usage.”
Other decent features (all things considered) include premium curved glass design elements, a 64-bit quad-core MediaTek processor, 2GB RAM, 8MP autofocus main camera, 5MP front snapper with flash, pre-installed Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and 4G LTE compatibility nationwide on GSM networks like AT&T and T-Mobile. Now, if only you’d be able to buy this super-affordable BLU Life Max in time for Christmas.
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The “market leader in unlocked devices in the US” has always had a knack not only for building stellar overall affordable smartphones, but especially endurance champions available for a fraction of a mainstream Android flagship’s price.Following in the footsteps of the warmly received Studio Energy 2 and
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