The HTC 10 is one of the most-awaited mobile devices expected to come out soon, with most carriers providing details on when they'll do so. For now, Sprint is the latest mobile carrier to share some details as it plans to launch the HTC 10 this coming May 13.

While the announcement is seen as something coming out a bit late, the HTC 10 will join a list of Sprint handsets which are compatible with the LTE Plus Network that the carrier currently supports. The LTE Plus Network is available in 190 markets across the United States, making use of Sprint's tri-band spectrum portfolio and carrier aggregation technology.

Interested subscribers can get hold of the latest HTC flagship on installment with no downpayment. Sprint is offering the HTC 10 at $26 on a 24-month installment basis, which customers can find out more about via the carrier's official website.

For people currently tied up with other carriers, Sprint has something tempting that could draw in new subscribers. Sprint promises to cover up to $650 on switching fees for folks who may be hooked up with rival mobile carrier companies like Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile.

Other than that, Sprint is also adding a 30-day satisfaction guarantee if customers are not satisfied with their Sprint experience. If so, customers will be refunded all charges and be allowed to return the phone.

For those who are not fully aware of what makes the HTC 10 such an intriguing device, the latest flagship comes with a 5.2-inch QHD display and comes powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. It also comes armed with a 12 UltraPixel main camera.

Other notable features it will come with include 4 GB of RAM, a choice between 32 and 64 GB internal storage (expandable via microSD) and a 3,000 mAh battery.

With about a week to go, the folks who are interested in the said device may want to take up Sprint on their offer.