The affordable OnePlus Nord N200 5G is cheaper than ever in a US unlocked variant
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When it comes to shopping for one of the best budget 5G phones available in 2021, you literally can't do better than a free OnePlus Nord N200. But if for some reason you're unable or unwilling to meet T-Mobile or Metro's special conditions required to drop the handset's already affordable price to $0, you'll be happy to know the US unlocked model is on sale at a cool discount for the very first time.
Compatible with every single major carrier stateside from T-Mobile to AT&T and Verizon, the Blue Quantum-coated device can be purchased for $199.99 instead of $239.99 today only.
While $40 may not seem like a particularly deep price cut, bargain hunters are guaranteed to appreciate the opportunity to snap up such a well-reviewed and hot new mid-ranger for less than ever before.
Released just last month, the Nord N200 5G comes with a silky smooth, impressively sharp, and fairly large 6.49-inch 90Hz display in tow, as well as a massive 5,000mAh battery under the hood. Granted, the now ultra-affordable Android 11 smartphone doesn't exactly shine in terms of processing speed or camera performance, but you obviously can't have everything at a measly two Benjamins with absolutely no strings attached.
Not when the design is so "modern", hole punch and all, and the 64 gigs of internal storage space are expandable via a handy microSD card slot. The respectable list of OnePlus Nord N200 5G features is completed by a good old fashioned headphone jack, side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and decent 4GB RAM count.
Before claiming this limited-time Best Buy deal, you might want to keep in mind that the unlocked 5G-capable OnePlus device is restricted to 4G LTE speeds on AT&T and Verizon, which... probably sounds like a bigger flaw than it actually is when you consider the current state of the US 5G landscape.
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