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Nokia 9 PureView SIM-free smartphone on sale for £200 off (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The advanced Nokia 9 PureView SIM-free smartphone is on sale for £349.99 on Amazon, saving you 36% on list price.
Despite what you may have been led to believe about smartphones, there is life outside the Apple and Samsung bubble.
If you’re the type to look beyond the most popular brands and models, you may be interested to know that you can now save £200 on the Nokia 9 PureView SIM-free smartphone. This advanced device has five cameras working simultaneously on every shot, HDR images and video, QI wireless charging, and a whole lot more.
The Pureview is only 8 millimetres wide, and has a robust chassis built from machined aluminium. You also get the benefit of the under-screen fingerprint sensor for effortless unlocking. The list of great features goes on, but we’re going to get to the deal.
You can now pick up the Nokia 9 PureView SIM-free smartphone for just £349.99 on Amazon. This deal expires at midnight on Nov. 1, so you need to be quick if you want to save 36% on list price.
Look beyond the most popular brands to find this gem from Nokia.
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