If you’re hoping to pick up that ginormous HTC One Max that was unveiled yesterday and you live in the UK, then you’re going to find your options are very limited — with the phone being exclusive to Vodafone, at least for the time being.
In a blog posting on its website, Vodafone wrote:
The HTC One max is a Vodafone exclusive from launch, and will be available on a 24 month Vodafone Red 4G-ready plan from £49 upfront and just £47 each month. That’ll give you the choice of Spotify Premium or Sky Sports Mobile TV access, along with 2GB of data each month. Fancy a #4GBonus? There’s an extra 4GB each month on offer if you sign up before the end of October. Swish.
If that sounds like a lot of money, then that’s probably because it is — but you’re not going to find it any cheaper, with a 32GB One Max setting you back £600 at Mobilefun.co.uk, with the 16GB not even available from the site.
With the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 available with more networks and retailers, it’s likely that the head-to-head battle has already been won — but we’ll reserve judgement until our full review is out. If you’re desperate to pick up a HTC One Max, then it’ll be going on sale this week.
Source: CNET UK
