Sprint users are about to have a new entry in the low-end Android market. The nation’s number 3 carrier has officially announced the ZTE Fury, a 3.5″ Android 2.3 Gingerbread handset that launch this coming Sunday for $19.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate.
The ZTE Fury features:
3.5″ display1 GHz Snapdragon MSM8655 processor5 megapixel camera with LED flash3G Hotspot capableSprint IDWhile not the high-end Galaxy Nexus that should be launching as early as next month, the ZTE Fury brings another affordable handset to Sprint’s network for those who don’t need a blazing-fast device. That said, it’s difficult for me to imagine someone picking up the ZTE Fury for $20 when Amazon is offering the likes of the Nexus S 4G and EVO Design 4G for a penny, and the powerful Galaxy S II for $49.99.
Still, if the ZTE Fury manages to tickle your fancy in some way, you’ll be happy to know that you can pick one up at your local Sprint store this Sunday, for $19.99 after $50 mail in rebate. Anyone out there heading to Sprint this weekend?
Source: Sprint
Anthony loves all things technology, from hardware to apps and games. You can connect with him via Google+ or Twitter by clicking one of the fancy doo-dads above. Tagged#Amazon Wireless#low-end#Sprint#zte fury 14 Comments Join the discussion!Sort by DateRating 89spintrex 03/09/12 1:11 PM Thumb upThumb down +1I always hope people can take advantage of a better deal elsewhere however sometimes they are not aware of other deals and just buy into what they see.
Reply 40Steve Barry 03/09/12 1:27 PM Thumb upThumb down +3Holy cow, you can get an SGSII for $50? Does that require a mail in rebate as well? If not, it would be a horrid idea to get this Fury, as you’re paying more out of pocket for that than a phone that’s probably at least 5x better. Paying $50 for an SGSII vs. $70 for this Fury and then waiting for two months to get $50 back? I’m pretty sure that’s a legit no-brainer.
Reply 4HiyaBuddy 03/09/12 1:36 PM Thumb upThumb down 0Yea you can if you go through amazon. No rebates just instant discount for signing a contract. Be aware though, you have to keep your service and phone for 6 months. If you decide to cancel your service, outside of Amazons 30 day return period, you’ll be charged $250 per cancelled line on top of the etf you pay to the carrier.
Reply 6mdawg924 1 day ago Thumb upThumb down -1Just so you know that’s only for new customers, add-a-line is 120, and upgrade a line is 150.
Reply jeff donutsGuest 03/09/12 4:04 PM Thumb upThumb down +3more crappy phones for sprint. whats new
im a guest remember when u down vote
Reply 98spazby 03/09/12 4:05 PM Thumb upThumb down +5its amazing how quickly technology evolves, a year or 2 ago or so this would have been a dream phone…
Reply 92redraider133 1 day ago Thumb upThumb down 0Agree, this has similar specs to the inc and at the time that was top of the line.
Reply 59BigCiX 03/09/12 5:48 PM Thumb upThumb down -1Wow…this low end device has a updated OS then my Thrill
Reply 46Bpear96 03/09/12 10:05 PM Thumb upThumb down +1Root that thrill and put CM7 on it lol :D just saying, cant xda brings us updates so much faster then any manufacture..
Reply TojenGuest 03/10/12 12:15 AM Thumb upThumb down 0Could probably also pick up the moto photon which has equal or better specs for free on contract.
Reply 92redraider133 1 day ago Thumb upThumb down 0The photon has much better specs, dual core, more ram, larger screen with better resolution
Reply 6mdawg924 1 day ago Thumb upThumb down 0photon has the same pricing structure as the SGII save the add a line is 50 also. (On amazon wireless at least.)
Reply 63txbluesman 23 hours ago Thumb upThumb down 0Put a good case on it and make it waterproof and whala, it’s a kid device….LOL!
Reply 63txbluesman 23 hours ago Thumb upThumb down +1With specs like that, it could give the iphone 4s a run for it’s money.
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