German shoppers for a BlackBerry Z30 might want to look at T-Mobile, as the flagship BlackBerry 10 smartphone has been the recipient of a pretty substantial price cut. The price off-contract of the Z30 in Germany varies from €544,99 from Orange to €500 straight from ShopBlackBerry, but T-Mobile is now undercutting them all at a stunning €389,94. That's for a 16GB BlackBerry Z30, and if you'd like to get it on an installment plan it'll cost you a whopping €1 up front.
As a refresher, the Z30 is the largest BlackBerry 10 smartphone, sporting a 5-inch 1280x720 screen powered by a dual-core 1.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor with 2GB of RAM. Camera-wise you'll find an 8-megapixel shooter on the back with a 2MP camera up front. It's easily proven to be a favorite among BlackBerry users, combining a speedy chipset with the productivity prowess of BlackBerry 10 and a large high-resolution display. You can read about it all in our review of the BlackBerry Z30
Source: T-Mobile Germany, Thanks to Sebastian for the tip!
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