AT&T teases the Nokia Lumia 830 in a new video, confirms free Fitbit Flex offer
Later today, AT&T is expected to announce the availability of the Nokia Lumia 830. This morning, the company has let loose a highlights video, showing off the phone and its major selling points.
Windows Central reported earlier that users would get a free Fitbit Flex with a Lumia 830 purchase, and that is now confirmed in the video at the 1:30 mark.
The AT&T Nokia Lumia 830 features a 10MP PureView camera, 5-inch HD display, 16 GB of internal memory and most importantly, wireless charging. Although the video glosses over the wireless charging capability, the AT&T version does have support for both Qi and PMA wireless charging standards. From our understanding, AT&T will not boast about the Qi wireless capability in its promotional material likely due to a conflict of interest.
The AT&T Nokia Lumia 830 should go on sale for this Friday, November 7. The expected price is $99 on contract, and we hear it will fetch for a cheap $449.99 off-contract ($18.75 a month on Next 18). This pricing still needs to be made official by AT&T.
AT&T has also released a highlights video for the HTC One for Windows, which is expected to be released on the same day as the Lumia 830.
For now, potential customers can watch the highlights video from AT&T or check out our unboxing of the international version for more information.
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