The HTC U11 is still a pretty great phone, which might explain why it's so rarely and modestly discounted. But this modest deal is better than the last two.
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It's raining deals on attractive, older HTC phones stateside, while the U11 can be pre-ordered for as little as $679 with 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM.
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Why are mobile tech companies so shy about unveiling exciting new products at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas these days? We honestly can’t remember one decent gadget premiered last year to go on and rack up respectable sales numbers, and now once again the expo is shaping up rather uneventful as far as we’re concerned.
What’s odd is that HTC has just begun teasing “something big” coming mere days after CES 2017’s conclusion. Specifically, something “for U” to be announced Thursday, January 12. Unfortunately, that’s still not very specific, with venues, names and even product categories tough to crack based solely on HTC’s awfully cryptic image above.
Are we looking at a new smartphone here? Perhaps the “real and alive” Ocean with Sense Touch? A more conventional HTC 11 flagship model? How about the Taiwanese OEM’s fabled, oft-delayed first ever smartwatch? A revised Vive virtual reality headset?
It’s way too early to call it, especially lacking any shred of concrete evidence, but our money is on a slightly lower-profile UA HealthBox sequel. U may well stand for Under Armour, and the connected fitness system’s first edition did see daylight back in January 2016, ironically during the previous Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas. Other guesses?
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HTC will be selling its latest flagship at its lowest price in its lifespan next week. Plus, some big percentage hits to many of the company’s other products are due for the pre-Black Friday frenzy and even a little while after it.
Starting from noon Eastern on Monday, November 21 and going through 3am on November 30, US customers can take advantage of some Hot Deals like:
Customers are limited four discounted units per product.
Hit the source link during the prescribed period and get to saving. Don’t forget about the occasional Free Fone Friday giveaways going on, too.
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HTC is celebrating that time of the year again. You know how the time 10:08 is the one where it lights up the most LCD portions of a 12-hour digital clock? That’s coming October 8.To celebrate, HTC is kicking things off tomorrow with an extra $50 discount to the $100 it has already taken off the HTC 10. It will be $549 for the next week. The
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HTC’s generosity knows no bounds, it seems, at least when it comes to the company’s newest flagship phone, also seen as its prospective financial savior. For that to happen, of course, the HTC 10 has to be competitively priced, which isn’t really the case with the $100 coupon code from a while back no longer valid.On the bright side, Memorial Day buyers were
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You have to hand it to HTC, as no matter how tough the going gets, its optimism appears to remain intact. Similarly, the company isn’t afraid to make bold bets on redesigned flagship phones and unripe technologies, even after four consecutive quarters of massive operating loss.Granted, the manufacturers of the “critically acclaimed” Vive VR headset, ...
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How many more months of constant financial losses can HTC afford before throwing in the towel and declaring bankruptcy, or at least abandoning the smartphone market? We may find out soon enough, as the once mighty and profitable Taiwanese company just wrapped up a dismal year on a predictably low note.Still, things have been known to go worse for the One M9 and A9 manufacturers ...
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CES 2016 was proof that a lot of companies are out to build wearables that do fitness to a certain degree. Some of these are good enough to solve some needs, but the fact of the matter is that most are still experimenting. Serious fitness requires a little more of the things that are proven to already work, and never have we seem a more holistic approach to fitness than with the Under Armour HealthBox, made by HTC.See, most trackers can do a decent job at being just that, Trackers. But if you’re the type that is either starting out or is already invested in the fitness life style, you ...
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