HTC One A9 going for £269 on eBay

Thomas Wellburn

March 10, 2016

The HTC One A9 was a smart device let down by an extortionate price tag, though an eBay seller could be putting an end to it by offering the handset for a bargain £269.99.

The seller in question is foniacs_uk, who is offering the 16GB HTC One A9 with full manufacturer warranty. That’s a pretty insane deal for a device that was over £400 not long ago at release.

With the M10 successor expected to be just around the corner, this could be a case of excess stock getting sold off.

Just a quick tip for anyone who fancies getting a solid handset for a cheap price!

For more on HTC, visit What Mobile’s dedicated HTC page.

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