Amazon Prime Exclusive Phones: Nokia 6, Moto E4, Alcatel Idol 5S, Alcatel A50, Alcatel A30 Plus
Amazon announced on Tuesday the five new smartphones added to its Prime Exclusive Phones program. The devices are: Nokia 6, Moto E4, Alcatel Idol 5S, Alcatel A50, and Alcatel A30 Plus.
The Nokia 6 comes with a 5.5-inch display with 1080p resolution. It is powered by a Snapdragon 430 chip and has 3 GB of RAM. As for its storage capacity, it has 32 GB, but it is expandable.
This smartphone only works on T-Mobile. The Nokia 6 will cost $180 instead of $230.
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The Mote E4, a more budget-friendly version of the Moto G5 Plus, has a 5-inch display with 720p resolution. It utilizes a Snapdragon 425 chip and has 2 GB of RAM. Its storage capacity is 16 GB and is expandable.
The device accepts all four major carriers. It is available for $100 instead of $130. Tech enthusiasts should note that Verizon has a prepaid variant that sells for $70.
The Alcatel Idol 5S is a glass and metal-bodied smartphone with a 5.2-inch display that has a 1080p resolution. It is equipped with a Snapdragon 625 chip as well as 3 GB of RAM. It has 32 GB of expandable storage.
The phone works on AT&T and T-Mobile. But according to Amazon, this phone will eventually be able to support Verizon and Sprint. The Alcatel Idol 5S will cost $200 instead of $280.
The Alcatel A50 has a 5.2-inch display with 720p resolution. It has a Mediatek 8736 SoC and 2 GB of RAM. It comes with 16 GB of storage space. The phone runs on the latest Android 7.0.
The device works on AT&T and T-Mobile. The Alcatel A50 will be available for $99.99 instead of its regular $149.99.
The Alcatel A30 has a 5.5-inch display and 720p resolution. It also has a Mediatek 6738 SoC and 2 GB of RAM. Like the preceding unit, it has 16 GB of storage.
The smartphone, however, only costs $70 instead of the usual $129. This unit is significantly cheaper because it is made of plastic, whereas the A50 has a LED-covered back.
The Prime Exclusive Phones program makes discounted ad-supported mobiles to subscribers of Amazon's shopping service.
While these phones may be affordable, prospective buyers should consider if receiving frequent ads for Amazon products is worth the price.
