OnePlus Nord N10 5G and N100 launch in the US with aggressive price tags
OnePlus finally launched its most affordable budget offerings yet, the Nord N10 5G and N100, in the US. The starting price of the N10 5G asks for $299 while the N100 is just $179.
That's not only way lower than the European prices (€349 and €199, respectively), but also the duo will face much less competition on US soil. The Chinese brands, which usually offer value products at competitive pricing are absent in the US market.
Since a good chunk of the smartphone sales in the US go through carriers, OnePlus has also struck a deal with T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile, which will offer the phones, starting in three days.
The duo is also made available in Canada where the N10 5G asks CAD 389 and the N100 costs CAD 239.
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- Rick
- 08 Jan 2021
- kpV
It looks like it's saying " N-word " and the "N10 5G "doesn't help things either.
- CuriousLad95
- 06 Jan 2021
- 7XY
Do you know the opinions of "the majority of people"? You are making a sweeping claim there buddy. Also, in my opinion, people who buy cheaper phones aren't necessarily tech savvy nor privy to the level and duration of support hence, t...
- phlox
- 06 Jan 2021
- pVR
Yeah we know. It still doesn't explain the exorbitant price difference. What's the average tax in the US, 10%? That makes the phone $330 which is still €267 whereas it's €350 in Europe. More companies pull this stufd every day and it&#...
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