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Best Buy Mobile Offering 5 Android Under $100

best_buy_logoIt's a great time to be shopping for Android handsets.  Best Buy has announced that they will be carrying five Android powered smart phones at $99 for the holidays.  They're making it hassle free for your convenience with instant rebates as opposed to carrier mail-in rebates and gift cards.  "Customers pay what they see on the tag."

The handsets getting the deep discount treatment are  the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment for Sprint, myTouch 3G and Motorola Cliq on T-Mobile, and DROID ERIS on Verizon Wireless.

As an extra incentive, Best Buy is offering the Sprint MiFi device for free with a two-year contract.  The deal is valid this Friday, Nov. 27th and Saturday, Nov. 28th.  The MiFi portable unit allows users consumers to create their own 3G cloud to connect cell phones, netbooks, and other devices.




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