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Ooredoo has announced that customers will be able to buy the latest models of Windows phones and tablets from selected Ooredoo shops and online via the e-Shop this week.
This is the first time that Ooredoo has been able to sell the state-of-the-art Windows devices, and to start-off the company will have a selection of the latest Windows smart devices available, including the brand new Microsoft Lumia 950 DS, 950 XL phones, and the Surface Pro4 i5 tablet.
Ooredoo’s Windows launch has come recently after the software company’s upgrade to its new operating system Windows 10, and all devices now sold via Ooredoo will be compatible with the new operating software, enabling a host of benefits such as the ability to keep everyone’s digital life in sync across all Window devices, enhanced notifications, Xbox and Office Apps, and more.
Customers can pick-up the latest Surface Pro4 i5 tablet starting from just QR4,399 and the latest Microsoft Lumia 950 from QR 2,099.
To celebrate the launch of Microsoft, Ooredoo has announced that all customers who buy a Microsoft Lumia 950 or 950XL will get a free display dock, 6GB data card, one month free Shahry subscription for all new and upgrading customers, and 10% off Office 365 software for one year for business customers.
Customers who buy a Surface Pro4 i5 tablet or smart Wi-Fi Netgear device along with a new Microsoft Lumia will also get the above offer plus a free 15GB data card.
To ensure that users can protect their new technology and enjoy the latest accessories, Ooredoo will also launch a host of Windows extras in its shops, including covers, touchscreen pens, compatible keyboards, and a docking station for the phones.
The new devices are also 4G+ enabled, allowing customers to get the most out of the Ooredoo Supernet, with access to superfast mobile data speeds and an incredible browsing experience.
Full details of the Ooredoo’s plans, pricing, and offers are available at www.ooredoo.qa. For more information on Windows devices, visit: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/phones. Customers can find out prices for the latest device launches at http://www.ooredoo.qa/eshop/.
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