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Hot deal: Here’s how to save 50 percent on HTC phone accessories

Most people don’t start the rush to find the perfect holiday gift until after Thanksgiving. Instead of counting down the days until its too late and trying to make a last minute purchase, HTC is bringing the insane savings of Black Friday shopping well before the season starts.

Every Tuesday through the holiday season will feature a new Hot Deal from HTC.

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Made to make your holiday shopping a breeze by bringing you awesome gifts at affordable prices, the offers will run between noon and midnight eastern. There’s a limited quantity available for each offer, so you’ll want to hop on them as soon as you can. If you can’t get in on the featured Hot Deal, HTC has you covered with a second offer available after the first deal expires.

This week’s offer takes 50 percent off phone accessories.

Discounted accessories include the recently-announced Rapid Charger 2.0, the Dot View case for the One M8, and HTC’s portable Bluetooth speaker, the Boombass. The discount is applied when you add items to the cart, so get to shopping before HTC runs out of accessories to sell. At the time of this writing, the Rapid Charger 2.0 is no longer available for purchase.

In previous weeks, HTC has offered the gorgeous HTC One M8, and the Nexus 9.

The unlocked Android version of HTC’s flagship handset will be available for $300 for the first 200 customers to claim the deal. That marks a savings of $350 off the initial retail price, which is a nice chunk of cash staying in your wallet.

Once the initial run is gone, 300 more people will have a chance to get the HTC One M8 for $500. It’s not quite the massive price cut as the first offer, but if you were going to pick up an HTC One M8 anyway, you might as well save on it when you have the chance.

The all-new Nexus 9 tablet (16GB model), was available for 50 percent off its retail price, making it just $200. Once the quantity of Nexus 9s price at half off are gone, the Hot Deal opens up to everyone to get $50 off the Nexus 9, 16GB or 32GB.

AJ Dellinger
AJ Dellinger is a freelance reporter from Madison, Wisconsin with an affinity for all things tech. He has been published by…
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