Geeksphone Revolution: Have you been a loyal Android user for the past years, and you want to try out something new? However, are you reluctant to buy a new phone powered by a different OS, thinking that you cannot go back to Google's platform in case your experience turns out bad?

Well, you may want to check out Geeksphone Revolution, a dual-booting smartphone that can run on both Android and Firefox OS.

Yeah right, Firefox may not be what you expected or wanted to try out, but at least the Revolution allows you to try new things for once. 

Officially launched earlier this year, the Geeksphone Revolution has now arrived in Europe, specifically in France, Germany and the United Kingdom. In a report by GSM Arena, the smartphone will also hit Italy in a couple of days.

And for those who are interested in getting this device, you may want to decide a little bit faster. 

In the report, the Geeksphone Revolution's price has been slashed by a whopping 30 percent, bringing the retail price to only €240. So if you think the previous deal does not suit your budget, this might do for you. 

Unfortunately, the promo does not last a lifetime, and you only have 5 days from today until the Geeksphone Revolution pricing reverts to its original €289 tag. 

In case you are wondering what this phone has to offer, its specs include a 4.7-inch IPS LCD display with qHD (960 x 540) resolution, dual-core Intel Atom chipset, 1GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel camera, and 2,000mAh battery. 

As the first dual-booting smartphone in the market, this could be a golden opportunity for you to test both Android OS and Firefox OS side by side. However, with that price range, you can also opt for other high-end devices from Asus and Huawei, or midrangers from LG, Samsung, Sony and HTC.