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Its fragile glass display is usually the first thing that breaks when you drop your smartphone, and getting it repaired can prove pretty costly. But some manufacturers will give you your first screen replacement absolutely free — such as HTC. Google is going one step further and offering Nexus 5 owners a replacement handset when they break their screen — but only if the device meets its strict criteria.
If you missed out on the recent eBay deal on the 2013 Nexus 7, here’s another opportunity to grab one cheap, courtesy of online retailer Woot. For today only, you can grab a reconditioned Wi-Fi model with 16GB of storage for $139.99 — almost $100 off its regular retail price.
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If you can’t wait for Android Wear and you’re looking to pick up your first smartwatch without breaking the bank, then you may want to check out this Best Buy deal on the original Galaxy Gear. Customers can pick up a refurbished model for just $89.99 right now, which is $60 off its regular retail price.
The Samsung Galaxy Gear from last year showed a lot of promise, but failed to impress the customers due to a variety of plaguing issues such as limited compatibility and steep pricing. The folks at Best Buy are now trying to solve one of these issues by offering a refurbished model of the smartwatch for just $99.99.
Looking for a cheap Android-powered tablet? British retail giant Argos is currently selling the 16GB Nexus 7 for just £120 (approx. $182) via its Argos Outlet eBay store. That’s £50 off its regular retail price. All devices are refurbished and come with a 12-month warranty.
The 32GB Nexus 7 is also available for £145 (approx. $227).
