The BlackBerry Z30 has been hit with yet another price cut, this time in the form of a buyback offer in India which lowers the cost of the BB 10 OS smartphone to Rs 29990. All you have to do is give up your old handset and the company will throw in a Rs 5000 discount or so, depending on its condition. This is undoubtedly being done to clear shelves off as many BlackBerry devices as possible given the Canadian manufacturer’s future plans.
But all BlackBerry is saying is that the Z30 is being sold with the buyback deal owing to the encouraging response received on the BlackBerry Z10 price cut. With regards to the company’s future devices roadmap, it plans to launch the Z3 in the coming week in India for anything between Rs 11000 and Rs 15000. And just this month, it also revealed its upcoming Classic handset as well as the delicious-looking Passport phone that CrackBerry was kind enough to post photos of.
This is not the first time that the Z30 from BlackBerry is enjoying a lowering of rates, of course. In late March, the company rolled out a Rs 5000 discount as part of its 10th year anniversary celebrations. Accordingly, the cost of the smartphone was brought down to Rs 34990 from its original Rs 39990 price tag
BlackBerry Z30 specs list:
– BlackBerry 10 OS
– 1.7GHz dual core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor
– 5-inch Super AMOLED HD touchscreen
– 2MP webcam, 8MP main camera
– 2GB of RAM, 16GB internal memory, expandable
– HSPA+, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, AGPS, NFC
– 72 x 140.7 x 9.4 millimeters
– 170 grams
– 2880mAh battery
Also see: BlackBerry Z3 almost confirmed for June 25 India launch, priced less than Rs 15k
This buyback promotion on the BlackBerry Z30 will end in less than 60 days, after which you will have to cough up a little over Rs 34000 for the device.
