Microsoft has removed the listings for the Acer Liquid Jade Primo and Liquid M330 from its online store, leaving just two Windows phones on the site, compared with three Android devices.
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Just two weeks after Microsoft had removed half of all Windows phones from its online store, two of the handsets have reappeared, the Acer Liquid M330 and the Acer Liquid Jade Primo.
Microsoft has removed seven Windows phones from its online Store today, which accounted for half of its selection. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to which ones were removed.
Alongside significant discounts for its own Windows 10 Mobile Lumia handsets, Microsoft is offering the Acer Liquid M330 for just $79.99 in the United States - a savings of 19% off its regular price.
Acer's entry-level Windows 10 Mobile device is usually priced at $99 unlocked and off-contract. But the Liquid M330 is now even more affordable, thanks to a 30% reduction, dropping its price to $69.
Microsoft has updated the Windows Device Recovery Tool to supports Acer's Windows phones, including the Jade Primo, Liquid M220, and Liquid M330. The update is available now.
The Liquid M330 - the Windows 10 Mobile version of Acer's Liquid Z330, which comes with Android 5.1 - is now available to purchase in the United States, priced at $99 unlocked and off-contract.
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