Wal-Mart Is Offering Massive Discounts On iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5S, Galaxy S5 And More
Wal-Mart is offering the iPhone 6, the iPhone 6 Plus and the Galaxy S5 with attractive discounts. Customers who are looking forward to purchase any of these hottest smartphones of 2014 can head on to Wal-Mart. The retailer giant is offering price cuts on major handsets to attract post-Thanksgiving customers rush before the arrival of Christmas. The offers are currently available at the Wal-Mart retail outlets and not its website. The discounts will remain active until February 2015.
According to BloomBerg, Wal-Mart is now offering $50 discount on the Apple iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus with two-year contract deal from AT&T, Sprint or Verizon. Without the discount, both the handsets with 16 GB storage are priced at $179 and $229, respectively with Wal-Mart. With the $50 price cut, the 16 GB iPhone 6 and the 16 GB iPhone 6 Plus smartphones are available for $129 and $229, respectively. At Apple Store, the same handsets are available with a two-year contract price of $199 and $299, respectively.
The 64 GB iPhone 6 and the 64 iPhone 6 Plus are also available with $50 price at Wal-Mart Stores. These handsets are now available for $229 and $329 with two-year contract from AT&T, Sprint or Verizon.
For those customers who are looking forward to purchase the Samsung Galaxy S5, Wal-Mart is also offering a price cut of $50 on it and it is now available for $79 only. The regular price of the Galaxy S5 with Wal-Mart was $139. The iPhone 5S is also available with a discounted price of $49 from the regular price of $79. The Galaxy S5 and the iPhone 5S are also available with two-year contract offer from AT&T, Sprint or Verizon.
Apart from the aforementioned smartphones, Wal-Mart is also offering attractive discounts on PlayStation 4, LED TVs and other items. Forbes states that more than 1.5 billion pages of Wal-Mart's website were viewed by its customers between Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It further states that 70 percent of the traffic between Black Friday and Cyber Monday came from mobile devices.