Pre-order a Nokia N97 for $454.35 with free Bluetooth headset

By on May 8, 2009 at 7:41 AM
Retail May 8, 2009

It seems that Nokia USA knew a lot of people weren’t too pleased with the crazy $700 pre-order price on the N97, but a new promotional price has us wondering if initial interest in the handset is a bit lacking. Entering in the promotional code CARTP409N will not only allow Americans to pre-order the flagship slider for $454.35, but Nokia will throw in a BH-703 Bluetooth headset as well. The strangest thing? Earlier today, a different promotional code had the N97 and BH-703 going for $524.25. If you’re even remotely interested in an N97 or want to push your luck with a quick resale, head the read link and order an N97 now. Then again, it might be even cheaper tomorrow…

UPDATE: It looks like this steep discount may have been an error — congrats if you managed to get it and Nokia honors it. The coupon code now eliminates the free headset and provides a slim 10 percent discount bringing the price of the phone alone to $629.10. Pass.

[Via The Symbian Blog]

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  • Death_ly

    Well, could you tell me what should I do with CDMA phone when I go to overseas? shall I use it as MP3 player?…. or should I buy another phone for this?
    I want to keep with my phone all the time… not to have 10 phones.

    With GSM unlocked, multiple bands phone, I have no problem wherever I go. Add to this if I decided to sign contract with one of the poor CDMA wireless providers, I can keep my phone though it’s GSM.. do you know that? I doubt it. I can send the wireless providers the IME number of my phone, they will activate the service in my phone right away.
    GSM is the best period

  • erik

    i`m not to happy neither for the price they need to drop it about 150$ right off..

    to pricey besides if i bought just like my n96 won`t be worth half the price 6 months from now.

    bunch of shit

    my n96 was 699$ now i be lucky if i sold it for 450$ and it is flawless condition.

  • EV-D’OH!

    That’s your problem. I carry a BB 8830 — works on CDMA and GSM – fortunately, I don’t have to use the GSM feature very often. Service using my old AT&T “world phone” was pretty dodgy; wouldn’t light up at all when in Tokyo.

  • death_ly

    Well, this is your problem too. my N95 8gb works every where. It’s just that 3G not working every where, and that’s just becuase North america decided as usuall to do something aginst the flow.

  • james

    Be advised that if you pre-order an N97 on nokia’s website, they CANNOT CANCEL your order, once it’s been placed. after 10 minutes on hold and talking w/ 2people, the best they can do is “request” a cancellation. will never do business w/ a product manufacturer again. another reason to spend your hard earned $$ w/ companies like Amazon.

  • death_ly

    Another bad fact for me beside the high price is this phone “and every other single smartphone in the market” is not compatible with T-mobile 3G…………. so sad so so so sad.

    T-Mobile is using very unique 3G freq. band no body on the face of earth is using it. it means we, as T-Mobile custmers, we need to stick with their smartphones “they have only one right now, G1″ or to switch to ATT which is something I’d hate to do considering thier expensive monthly data plans prices in comaprsion with T-mobile.

    Bottow line I am so sad.

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