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acrux | # 11 | 2018-11-06, 14:46 | Report

Originally Posted by Peccelius View Post

In Finland, you can buy XA2 from Gigantti. This week only 229€ (normal proce 299€)!

https://www.gigantti.fi/product/puhe...ypuhelin-hopea

Yes, XA2 is available, but the topic is about XA2 Plus

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ajalkane | # 12 | 2018-11-07, 08:34 | Report

I also asked from Gigantti.fi, and they answered they have currently no knowledge if XA2 Plus will be available.

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Peccelius | # 13 | 2018-11-07, 09:10 | Report

Originally Posted by acrux View Post

Yes, XA2 is available, but the topic is about XA2 Plus

Oh, true, did not notice! Sorry!

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pexi | # 14 | 2018-11-07, 12:16 | Report

Sony reps said that Plus is not officially available in Nordic countries. Did not know reason why.

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haelge | # 15 | 2018-11-07, 13:44 | Report

The Xperia XA2 Plus seems to be a product wich is only sold by exclusive retailers.

In Germany it's sold by Saturn and MediaMarkt wich are in fact both the same retailer.

Here are some links:
Belgium:
official productpage

Germany:
official productpage - Saturn - MediaMarkt (369 EUR)

France:
official productpage
sony store (369 EUR)

Spain:
official productpage - Amazon (399,90 EUR)

Italy:
official productpage - sony store (369 EUR)

Netherlands:
official productpage

Poland:
official productpage - various dealer (1.699 PLN ~ 395 EUR)

Portugal:
official productpage

Russia:
official productpage - various dealer (2.5990 RUB ~ 343 EUR)

Switzerland:
official productpage (de) - official productpage (fr)

Austria:
product page

Except for eastern europe there seems to be no competition at all so the prices will most likely remain stable.

For Belarus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Hungary, Norway, Romania, Finland, Sweden, Turkey, UK and Ukraine there are even no official informations available at all.

Last edited by haelge; 2018-11-07 at 13:53.

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pexi | # 16 | 2018-11-07, 13:55 | Report

Thanks Haelge. That wraps it up quite well.

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BluesLee | # 17 | 2018-11-07, 14:02 | Report

Honestly, those prices are crazy. I got mine for 219 Euros and i am not convinced that its worth the price if one would stick to Android. It's just about running an official supported Sailfishos.

Originally Posted by haelge View Post

The Xperia XA2 Plus seems to be a product wich is only sold by exclusive retailers.

In Germany it's sold by Saturn and MediaMarkt wich are in fact both the same retailer.

Here are some links:
Belgium:
official productpage

Germany:
official productpage - Saturn - MediaMarkt (369 EUR)

France:
official productpage
sony store (369 EUR)

Spain:
official productpage - Amazon (399,90 EUR)

Italy:
official productpage - sony store (369 EUR)

Netherlands:
official productpage

Poland:
official productpage - various dealer (1.699 PLN ~ 395 EUR)

Portugal:
official productpage

Russia:
official productpage - various dealer (2.5990 RUB ~ 343 EUR)

Switzerland:
official productpage (de) - official productpage (fr)

Austria:
product page

Except for eastern europe there seems to be no competition at all so the prices will most likely remain stable.

For Belarus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Hungary, Norway, Romania, Finland, Sweden, Turkey, UK and Ukraine there are even no official informations available at all.

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haelge | # 18 | 2018-11-07, 14:25 | Report

Another interesting offer of the 6GB RAM 64GB ROM Version. They even ship to finland but at a cost of 69,99 Eur.
One more same price but only 9,99 EUR shipping including the thrill "will I ever get it" and "am I screwed if it's broken".

Last edited by haelge; 2018-11-07 at 14:45.

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Bundyo | # 19 | 2018-11-07, 15:49 | Report

Originally Posted by BluesLee View Post

Honestly, those prices are crazy. I got mine for 219 Euros and i am not convinced that its worth the price if one would stick to Android. It's just about running an official supported Sailfishos.

Again - the thread is about Xperia XA2 Plus, which I doubt one can get for 219 EUR in this moment.

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Bundyo | # 20 | 2018-11-07, 15:53 | Report

In Germany one can also get it from the official Sony online store. This is what I did and used a shipping proxy to transfer it to Bulgaria. I think it is also available in Italy, but the rest of the Sony EU online stores don't sell phones or don't have it available.

One interesting fact: My Xperia XA2 Plus was shipped from UK, in which online store it is not available.

EDIT: I now saw that you listed the online stores.

Originally Posted by haelge View Post

The Xperia XA2 Plus seems to be a product wich is only sold by exclusive retailers.

In Germany it's sold by Saturn and MediaMarkt wich are in fact both the same retailer.

Here are some links:
Belgium:
official productpage

Germany:
official productpage - Saturn - MediaMarkt (369 EUR)

France:
official productpage
sony store (369 EUR)

Spain:
official productpage - Amazon (399,90 EUR)

Italy:
official productpage - sony store (369 EUR)

Netherlands:
official productpage

Poland:
official productpage - various dealer (1.699 PLN ~ 395 EUR)

Portugal:
official productpage

Russia:
official productpage - various dealer (2.5990 RUB ~ 343 EUR)

Switzerland:
official productpage (de) - official productpage (fr)

Austria:
product page

Except for eastern europe there seems to be no competition at all so the prices will most likely remain stable.

For Belarus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Hungary, Norway, Romania, Finland, Sweden, Turkey, UK and Ukraine there are even no official informations available at all.

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