T-Mobile is in the holiday spirit and are dropping some deals to make the season bright. The latest offering is a $50 discount on the popular HTC One M8 (both Android and Windows Phone versions). The discount drops the full retail price from $585.60 down to $535.44 — not a huge discount but still some extra change in your pocket for the holiday season.
If you opt to go the monthly route instead, you can do so for $0 up front and $22.31/month for 24 months.
With the purchase, you'll also snag a brand new limited edition Xbox Dot View Case to go along with your new phone as a bit of an added bonus.
You can head over to T-Mobile to check out all the details and get in on the discount offer now. We're not sure how long it will last, so get on it while the gettin' is good.
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