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HTC Running Site-Wide Sale

Nov 10, 2015, 8:06 AM by Eric M. Zeman

HTC is offering online shoppers significant discounts today. Those who spend $650 or more at HTC.com can save 30%, those who spend $500 or more can save 20%, and those who spend $200 or more can save 15%. The sale is good for all products sold on HTC.com and runs through Midnight tonight.

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amarryat

Nov 10, 2015, 8:32 AM

626 or 626s?

Though not eligible for discount since it's less than $200, I took a look at the Desire 626. T-Mobile sells the 626S which has reduced specs. However on the HTC website, the specs say that this phone is what the 626 has. If you select T-Mobile, are you getting a 626 or a 626S?

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