LetsTalk.com, an A+ BBB accredited online mobile phone store, killed it earlier this month when they announced their prices on T-Mobile's Samsung Vibrant and Motorola Droid X, beating out all competition.
With AT&T's newly released Samsung Captivate (Vibrant's 3-day younger brother), LetsTalk.com has outdone everyone else yet again - this is the best deal on Captivate you'll be able to find anywhere, offline or online:
- free (as in $0), for both new accounts and upgrades, after $200 in instant discounts
- free shipping
- 2 year activation required, as usual
Other Deals Compared
Hard to beat this deal, really:
- AT&T tried at full price - $199.99 (ha!)
- Wirefly.com tried at $149.99
- Amazon.com tried at $99.99 for new accounts and $174.99 for upgrades
Specs
For those looking for quick specs, here's a recap:
- 1GHz Hummingbird processor
- a gorgeous 4" Super AMOLED
- a 5MP camera with 720p HD video recording
- 16GB internal storage
- DLNA certified
- comes with the Swype keyboard pre-installed
- Android 2.1 Eclair
- 4.5oz
- 9.9mm
- 1500mAh battery
So now, who's up for a free Captivate?
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2 Comments
Just to add, this is only available if you're a primary account holder. If you are using an add-on line, Amazon is still the best deal at $174.99. Let's Talk still has it at $199.99 if you're just looking for an upgrade on secondary and tertiary lines.
At the top, choose Cell Phones, Upgrade Your Phone, and then go through the questions and it's still $199.99 on their site.
How does upgrading from a site like this effect a corporate discount?