Samsung Galaxy S7 News: How To Own Galaxy S7 And Free Mobile Services For Less Than $500? [DETAILS HERE]

It is now possible to have Samsung Galaxy S7 which also comes with free mobile service for only paying under $500. Samsung fanatics certainly finds this one good news especially that holiday season is fast approaching.

According to CNET, it is possible to have Galaxy S7 with free mobile service for $439.99. The Galaxy S7, however, will be a refurbished unit and will be shipped when the discount code CHPSK10 upon check out.

The deal is the most inexpensive known for any Galaxy S7 regarded as one of the best phones to buy. Galaxy S7 has been getting good reviews which in a way saved Samsung from the issue it faced regarded its recently released Galaxy Note 7.

There is also a catch before a user gets to enjoy the perks of having free service for Galaxy S7. The free service associated with the refurbished Galaxy S7 is provided by Freedompop. Freedompop will give free service if the phone is owned the user.

There are some limitations though for having the Galaxy S7 coming with the advertised rate of $439.99. The Galaxy S7 supports both CDMA and GSM networks, however, the user needs to stay with Freedompop for at least six months before it gets unlocked.

As added by Tech Bargains, the said Galaxy S7 deal with Freedompop is 35 percent less than the usual payment for the phone. Freedompop offers no contracts and cancellation fees. Freedompop also doesn't require credit checks and the offer comes with a 30-day money back guarantee.

A Galaxy S7 user provided by Freedompop may also downgrade the Free Basic Plan for any given reason after the free trial expires. If a user wants to continue using the service of Freedompop, then one has to enroll to auto-enroll for continuous service.

Freedompop is powered by Sprint. The Galaxy S7, when shipped, comes in mint condition. The Galaxy S7 looks like brand new. The Freedompop deal is considered a good deal on an impressive phone especially if Sprint has good coverage in the area.