HTC is slashing down the price of the HTC 10 in the United States for the month of July.

The Taiwanese tech company is slashing $100 off the HTC10’s original $699 price for direct purchases from its web store. The company is also offering customers who get the phone elsewhere a $100 credit to acquiring accessories from htc.com.

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At $599, the HTC 10 is a good bargain. The new discount makes the HTC 10 cheaper than the Galaxy S7 variants sold by carriers or unlocked. Consumers have the option of picking up a carrier version of the HTC 10 or the unlocked version. AT&T is not offering the device, but potential buyers can get it from Sprint, Verizon, or T-Mobile. The unlocked phone is GSM/LTE, and buyers can get it from Tmo or AT&T at the same price.

On top of the new phone that the buyers will get, HTC appears to be throwing in $100 of credit towards HTC accessories, Droid Life reported. The credit is not limited to buyers from htc.com. HTC said that if the buyer can provide proof-of-purchase from any other retailer or channel, they can receive the $100 as well. This credit can be spent on cases, extra chargers, or anything else they are listed on the HTC site as a phone accessory - excluding Vive accessories. 

In addition, the deal also includes a warranty for the phone called “Uh-Oh” protection, which covers a cracked screen and water damage for the first year, according to CNet. 

Currently, HTC is offering all the models of the HTC 10 for purchase in Silver and the Unlocked model in Silver and Charcoal.

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