Best Buy is making this holiday season even brighter and more full of cheer with the news that they will be offering five (5) Android handsets for $99.99 each, no mail-in rebate required. The smartphones eligible for this price are the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment from Sprint, the myTouch 3G and Motorola CLIQ from T-Mobile, and the HTC DROID Eris from Verizon. No availability dates are yet known, but it may be a fair bet that we will see this pricing rolled out by Black Friday (this friday!) if Best Buy and the carriers want to get a jump on the holiday shopping feeding frenzy.

source: Android Authority

Just in time for the holiday season, Best Buy is selling the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment, both on the Sprint network, for only $99. Best Buy will offer this price through the end of December and it requires a two-year contract. If $99 pricing wasn’t enough good news, then you will be happy to know that this low pricing requires NO rebate forms — the savings are instant. It’s great to see such aggressive pricing for these Android handsets, and it’s just in time to get into the holiday spirit!

source: Android Authority

If you want to make sure there will be a Motorola DROID reserved just for you on November 6th, AND if you just can’t stand the thought of dealing with a mail-in rebate, then check out Best Buy. From now until November 6th, you can run into Best Buy and pre-order the DROID and avoid the hassle of mail-in rebates and make sure you can get your DROID groove on the day of the launch. We don’t know about you, but we can hardly wait to enjoy the awesomeness of Android 2.0. Are you headed to Best Buy?

source: BGR

While everyone else is waiting in line on Sunday morning, October 11th, for their new HTC Hero at Best Buy, you can walk on by the line sporting your new Hero that you picked up TWO DAYS EARLIER. Yes, that’s right – as long as you are a Best Buy Reward Zone member and you swing by Best Buy on Friday morning to pick up your Hero, you will get a healthy jump on everyone else. If you decide to exercise your Reward Zone membership clout, then jet over to Best Buy on Friday morning and pick up an Android-powered HTC Hero with a two-year contract on Sprint for only $179.99.

source: AndroidGuys

How much is a year worth for having an Android-powered HTC Dream or Magic with Rogers in Canada? Try a cool $300 CAD – that’s the difference between a two or three year contract. On June 2, when these two new handsets are ready to roll out at Best Buy (and other fine retailers), you can allegedly have your Dream or Magic for as low as $149.99 CAD (!) with a whopping 3-year contract and minimum $45 voice and data plan. If you settle for 2 years, the price jumps up to $449.99, 1 year for $499.99, and no contract pricing is available for a mere $599.99 CAD.

If you’re willing to sell your soul (for the 3-year maximum), $149.99 is dirt cheap for getting your little green ‘droid groove going. We hope that the photographic evidence of Best Buy pricing is true, but don’t count on it completely until you are standing in the store and handing over your cash (or plastic). If you live in Canada, will you be venturing to Best Buy to pick up your Dream or Magic? If so, how much lighter will YOUR wallet or purse be?

source: EngadgetMobile