Acer's Liquid M330 Windows 10 smartphone currently going for under $80 in US

If you are in the US or Canada, and are in the market for an entry-level Windows 10 smartphone, here's a deal for you: the Acer Liquid M330 is currently going for under $80 in the country - $79.99 to be precise.
That's a price cut of around $19 given that the handset was launched carrying a $99 price tag earlier this year. Microsoft has the device listed on its website for that price, although it's currently out of stock now.
The offer ends January 3, 2017. For more information, head to the Source link below.
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