Nokia 9 PureView goes on sale in the US on March 3 with $100 discount, Europe in April
The Nokia 9 PureView is days away from launch. In the US, sales will start on March 3, available from Amazon, B&H and Best Buy. While those retailers list the price as $700, HMD will actually launch its new flagship with a discount.
From March 3 and until the 11th, the Nokia 9 will cost $600 – a $100 discount. That’s very aggressive pricing for the first 5-camera flagship, especially at a time when the market leaders are trying to push north of $1,000.
In Europe, you can get the phone straight from Nokia.com, available on April 1 – nearly a month after the US. It’s €650 in most countries (but not all, e.g. it’s €600 in the Netherlands and €700 in France). There’s no discount, but you get 1 free screen replacement (worth €100). In the UK it's £550 for the phone and you get a pair of Nokia True Wireless Earbuds.
While you wait, you can pass the time by looking at the camera samples and reading our hands-on review (complete with video).
There’s no word on the Nokia 4.2, 3.2 and 1 Plus, by the way.
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- Liucas
- 07 Mar 2019
- 0xD
you are from USA?
- Swaps17
- 04 Mar 2019
- qiY
I just preordered from B&H, paid total of 599 no taxes at all :)
- Hildr
- 04 Mar 2019
- 0FD
Don't forget US prices come without taxes if I recall well. In Europe, almost (if not all) have the VAT included when prices are displayed. That's your point of view, and I understand it. But for me, the only difference between a 200€ phone and a 7...