Nokia Lumia 1020 buyers get free Netflix via Vodafone UK

Jordan O'Brien

October 15, 2013

We gave the Nokia Lumia 1020 one of the highest scores we have ever given in a review, but if you’re still holding back from getting one Nokia may have just sweetened the deal just a little — offering free Netflix subscriptions when you pick one up at Vodafone.

If you’re worried you’re going to be given a month free trial, then don’t worry, Nokia is throwing in a whole year’s worth of Netflix goodness for no extra cost. According to the Financial Times, Nokia is paying a significant portion of the overall price, although it’s likely Netflix is also using some of it cash to promote the service.

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