[DEAL] Amazon Offering DROID RAZR And HTC Rezound At $199 For New Customers, Deals For Upgrades Too

November 19, 2011

[DEAL] Amazon Offering DROID RAZR And HTC Rezound At $199 For New Customers, Deals For Upgrades Too 4

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If you've been holding out on grabbing a new phone, Amazon has a great deal on two of Verizon's newest devices. The HTC Rezound and DROID RAZR are both available right now for $199.99 over at Amazon.com for new Verizon customers. I know most of us are trying to hold out as long as we can for the Galaxy Nexus, but both of these devices are fine Android phones as well. If you missed it, you can check out our hands on with the RAZR right here. If you're already a Verizon customer, there are still some prices deals for you too. Hit up the break to see how they shake down and the links to order.

New Verizon customers can grab either phone for a solid $199.99. If you're an existing Verizon customer with an upgrade coming on an individual or family account, both will cost you $229.99. Lastly, to add a new contract to a family account you'll pay $199.99 for the Rezound and $219.99 for the RAZR. Be sure to let us know if you're going to order one.

HTC Rezound Amazon Link

DROID RAZR Amazon link

Harold Williams Author

Harold was born and raised in Whitehall, NY (supposedly the birthplace of the US Navy). His first real smartphone experience belonged to Nokia and Symbian. Following came years of being a happy BlackBerry follower with a brief moment on Windows Mobile. Once a Droid X landed in his hands, he was forever converted to the dark side of the force. Memories of a Star Tac filled his head with happiness and once again joining Motorola in a new revolution. When not playing guitar he's following the tech world via Twitter and the mobile web trying to fill his need to have and know about the latest and greatest tech. Being grateful for all the free tools Google has provided, he is now sold on Google for life. In the real world he is filling his dorky needs as a project manager for a medical technology company.