![htconesprint3561614303.jpg](https://www.cnet.com/a/img/resize/50284e1258597ac4954d190767513ed2b6e6d39f/hub/2014/04/04/81ea3735-124c-4ec8-a3ea-ee5bb465233f/htconesprint3561614303.jpg?auto=webp&width=1200)
Sarah Tew/CNET
Consumers can now pick up the original HTC One smartphone at Best Buy for just a buck.
Starting Friday, the HTC One M7 is selling at Best Buy and Bet Buy Mobile stores for $1 with the usual two-year contract through AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon. The deal is good for all colors of the phone, including black, silver, red, and blue. The blue model is available only at Best Buy, according to the company.
The sale is good only through Saturday, so interested buyers won’t want to dawdle on this one.
And what of the HTC One M8 ? Best Buy is now selling HTC’s new flagship phone for $150, a discount of $50 off the regular retail price. But only Verizon customers can get the M8 for $150. Sprint and AT&T customers still have to pay the full $200 retail price, according to a Best Buy representative.
However, Amazon is selling both the Verizon and Sprint editions of the HTC One M8 for $150 with the standard two-year agreement.
The M8 is available at Best Buy’s Web site through AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon. Only the Sprint and Verizon models have so far surfaced in Best Buy stores. A spokeswoman for the retailer told CNET that the AT&T model should arrive soon. Best Buy carries both the gold and gray flavors of the M8.
Corrected 4/6 1:30 p.m. PT. The HTC One M8 sale price is good only for Verizon subscribers.