Amazon Fire phone gets ridiculous price cut

Thomas Wellburn

May 15, 2015

Amazon has just announced a massive price cut to the entire Fire phone range with £300 being cut from both the 32GB and 64GB models.

The 32GB Amazon fire is now available for only £99.99 and the 64GB is available for just £179.99 direct from Amazon.co.uk. If you decide to pick one up it does mean you will be locked to O2 but it’s a small price to pay for such an insane price cut.

After suffering disappointing sales figures and a lackluster response from critics, this could be the final nail in the coffin for the Fire phone. Everybody knows that price cuts such as this are just an extreme form of damage control.

The offer expires May 22nd so get in there quick if you want to take advantage!

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