Some good news for those who were put off by Bell’s pricing of the BlackBerry Z30 leaked last week – competing Canadian carrier Telus will be selling the device for $650 no-term, or $129 on a 2-year contract.
That puts the no-term pricing at $50 less than what Bell is going to be offering. Those of you who prefer to buy phones on a contract will also be pleased – when the BlackBerry Z10 first launched, it cost $149 on a three-year contract. $20 less for the Z30 on a shorter term seems like a great deal. It’s also less than most of the competition it will be up against.
If the price is right, you can pick up a Z30 from Telus on October 15th. Bell, MTS, and SaskTel will begin sales that day as well. As we recently found out, Rogers will also be carrying the device, but most likely at a later date.
Source: MobileSyrup