Best Buy has the HTC One M8 for $300 off-contract in latest 1-day sale [DEAL]

Best Buy’s bonus deal of the day is putting up a very good flagship smartphone for just 0 without a contract. It’s the HTC One M8, and while it may not be the newest slab of metal from the Taiwanese company it still holds its own up against more recent options.

The price applies to Verizon, Sprint and AT&T variants, with T-Mobile missing because Best Buy doesn’t sell T-Mobile phones. You’ll get free shipping if you don’t require it to be expedited. There are no strings attached otherwise — go buy one, but do it before the day is over if you want it at this price.

Buy the HTC One M8 at Best Buy for 0

Motorola drops price of Moto X (2nd Gen) to $300, lets you try it risk free for 30 days

If that sweet Nexus 6 deal wasn’t enough to get you to pull the trigger, maybe Motorola’s latest deal will. After an American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) report revealed that Motorola was one of the top 3 smartphone brands in customer satisfaction, they’re officially dropping the price of last year’s Moto X 2nd Gen to only 0 after rebate.

What’s more is they’re letting anyone try it risk-free for 30 days. Don’t love it? Send it back for a full refund — even if you simply wanted a different color. The deal is only good on the unlocked Pure Edition Moto X which is compatible with both AT&T and T-Mobile networks. In order to get the off, Motorola says you’ll first need to fill out a quick survey.

If you’re thinking about taking up Motorola on their offer, the deal is good until the 29th, so act fast(ish).

Buy from Moto Maker: Moto X 2nd Gen

Atrix HD wont be receiving KitKat, Motorola apologizes with offer to buy Moto X for $300

The Motorola Atrix HD — now that’s a name we’ve not heard in a long time. The Atrix HD launched back in July 2012 on AT&T, coming out of the box running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It wasn’t too long after that it received an update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with Motorola at some promising a future update to Android 4.4. KitKat. That’s a lot of software support.

Fast forward to today where — nearly 3 years after the phone launched — Motorola is finally ready to throw in the towel. Yes, folks. The sun setting on the ‘ol Atrix HD. According to Motorola, they, along with AT&T, just wont be able to fulfill their promise to update the device to KitKat, although they didn’t mention what exactly was the reasons behind the failed update.

But, in an effort to make amends, Motorola is offering Atrix HD owners a discount on a brand new Motorola Moto X 2014 (2nd Gen). Anyone who registers on Motorola’s page here will get a Pure Edition (AT&T and T-Mobile compatible) for 0 — that’s 0 off. If the Atrix HD is till suiting you just fine, they’re also offering up the Motorola Whisper for , regularly 0.

Motorola says your Atrix HD must have an active phone number in order to be eligible for the promotion. Keep in mind that the offer expires June 30th, so you have a few weeks to take advantage of this deal. Once the form has been filled out, you’ll need to use the promo code/coupon by July 15th. Seriously though, anyone out there still using this as their daily driver?

[Motorola]