After nearly three weeks of waiting, the HTC One A9 is now available in the US. Sprint and AT&T are currently offering the phone to their respective customers, allowing them to choose between full retail price, installment plans and contract options. If you’re not sure which service provider to buy the HTC One A9 from, we recommend buying it from AT&T since their full retail price of the HTC One A9 is only $520 instead of $696 and the on-contract price is set at $100 rather than $200. AT&T even has better options with its installment plans, offering a $50 Visa gift card for those who buy the HTC One A9 while adding a new line to their account.
For now, Verizon and T-Mobile are not selling the HTC One A9, but there’s a good chance that they could add the phone to their lineups if sales start taking off. If you’re holding off on buying the HTC One A9 until you hear what we have to say about it, you’ll likely have to wait until next week. We’re expecting our review unit to show up in the next day or two and it’ll take us 5-6 days to thoroughly test the phone and write out review.
Leave us a comment if you are planning on buying the HTC One A9.
I’m going to go check it out. I’m ready to upgrade my M8 and I was going to switch brands, but I like what the A9 has to offer. I’m really interested in what you guys have to say about it after your review, but I’ve seen several others and despite all the Iphone comments I still like the phone. I’m a HTC fan and I like how my wife’s Iphone feels in hand. Hopefully others see the device for what it is and not just a clone.