AT&T Cuts HP Veer 4G Pricing to $49.99 Online Post Launch

Humberto Saabedra

AT&T HP Veer Not even three full days after the launch of the HP Veer 4G, AT&T is currently offering customers a $50 discount on the total cost of the credit card sized smartphone with new 2 year agreement and activation when purchased online, bringing the total to $49.99 with free shipping.

This makes the Veer 4G the least expensive “4G” smartphone in AT&T’s nascent stable of 4G phones and devices. The Veer 4G features webOS 2.1 which features Just Type universal search, HSPA+ support, a 2.6 inch capacitive touch display, Wi-Fi N/Bluetooth and GPS support, 8GB of memory, Qualcomm Scorpion processor, WebKit browser with Flash support and a 5.0 megapixel camera with autofocus and HD video capture.

AT&T – HP Veer 4G*

Sidebar: Due to AT&T’s genius marketing people completely missing the point of the term 4G, I am forced to add asterisks to all current AT&T 4G phones ahead of the carrier’s launch of LTE this summer, which is the actual 4G network.What is being currently sold as “4G” is HSPA+ access, which is better known as “3.5G”. I apologize for any confusion, but AT&T dug themselves into a marketing hole they won’t be able to dig out of anytime soon. 

Written by

Journalist since 2006, initially covering the retail wireless sector before pivoting to anime and manga trade reporting in 2008. Founder and publisher of AnimeNews.biz (2008–2017), followed by a 13-year tenure at Crunchyroll News (2011–2024) and launching K-Comics Beat with Comics Beat in 2024. Now stripping away consumer noise to build independent, data-backed intelligence desks focused on cross-border licensing telemetry, production committee balance sheets, and industrial supply-chain forensics.

Recent Posts