Lumia 650 and 735 listings removed from the U.S. Microsoft Store

If, for one reason or another, you were hoping to get your hands on a new Lumia 650 or 735 at the U.S. Microsoft Store, you'll want to look elsewhere. Rather than simply stating that they're out of stock, the U.S. Microsoft Store website no longer even has listings set up for either phone (via Neowin).

It might not come as a shock to see the Lumia 735 disappear from the Microsoft Store (it is a little long in the tooth), but the Lumia 650 is actually the newest Lumia phone on the market, having been released in February of 2016. Still, previous signs indicated that Microsoft was gearing up to phase out its Lumia line at the end of 2016, and this is just further evidence.

While this may be the end of the line for the Lumia 650 and 735 at the Microsoft Store, the AT&T Lumia 950 and Lumia 550 are still in stock and relatively cheap to boot.

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