Take this dual-SIM Nokia 8.3 5G Android smartphone anywhere for $400

So many phones have one signature gimmick -- whether it's a foldable screen, camera with zoom lens or lidar. But Nokia's flagship Nokia 8.3 has so many selling points that I hardly know where to start. It's Nokia's affordably priced flagship ($700) with dual SIM slots, a respectable camera cluster and global 5G support. Right now, the price might be worth focusing on: Today only, and while supplies last, Best Buy is selling the Nokia 8.3 for $400. That's just $20 more than the previous lowest price we've seen. 

That said, it's the global phone capability that intrigues me. The Nokia 8.3 supports all the 5G bands in use around the world, so presumably you can take this anywhere (equipped with an appropriate plan, of course). To help out on that front, it also has dual SIM card slots, so you can hop off a plane and get access to a local wireless provider without losing access to your main number.

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The phone also has a 6.8-inch bezel-free display with four cameras on the back -- a standard zoom, close-up macro lens, super-wide-angle and depth sensor. And the Zeiss Cinematic Capture mode shoots in an ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio. 

Headphone jack holdouts will no doubt appreciate the 3.5mm jack, and you get a respectable 4,500-mAh battery under the hood as well. This $400 deal nets you an unlocked Nokia 8.3 with 128GB RAM. If you plan to globe-trot after getting your vaccine, you might want to grab this phone before the deal ends. 

A version of this story was posted earlier. Pricing has been updated to reflect a current offer.

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