If you've patiently been awaiting the arrival of the BlackBerry Priv on Verizon, it looks like your time has come. BlackBerry's first Android-powered smartphone is now available to order from Verizon's website, further expanding the Priv's reach across carriers.
As for pricing, Verizon is offering the Priv at $30 per month for 24 months or, for those looking to buy outright, at a full retail price of $720. The Priv's listing on Verizon's online store came with zero fanfare, so it's unclear when we may see the smartphone land in retail stores, but we hope to hear more on that soon.
For the time being, interested buyers can check out Verizon's website at the link below for more. Not sure if the Priv is for you? Be sure to give our full review a gander.
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