wraggster
November 12th, 2014, 21:28
http://o.aolcdn.com/hss/storage/midas/853a55bfcc74044cfbf7f9a9e618efa9/201001487/n6-lead.jpg (http://www.engadget.com/2014/11/11/nexus-6-att-sprint-pricing)
If you've been wondering just how much a Nexus 6 will set you back if you'd rather not pay Google $649 up front, your wait is over. Following early T-Mobile info, both AT&T andSprint have divulged launch details for Android 5.0 Lollipop's poster child. AT&T's pre-orders start on November 12th, when it will sell the giant smartphone for a hefty $250 on contract, $23 per month over two years or $683 outright. Sprint will have the new Nexus in-store on November 14th, when you can get it for either $29 per month or $696 total. Both carriers are roughly on par with T-Mobile ($27 per month), but it's evident that the carriers aren't giving Google special treatment. This is a flagship device, and the networks are pricing it accordingly. As for Verizon? Big Red tells us that it still isn't ready to reveal its plans -- don't be surprised if its Nexus 6 variant arrives fashionably late.
SOURCE: AT&T (http://about.att.com/story/att_announces_nov_12_preorders_for_the_nexus_6_wit h_android_5_0_lollipop.html), Sprint (http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/get-nexus-6-on-nov-14-with-the-sprint-family-share-pack--the-best-value-for-families-who-want-shared-data.htm?view_id=6791), T-Mobile (http://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news/t-mobile-to-bring-nexus-6-to-its-data-strong-network-this-november.htm)
If you've been wondering just how much a Nexus 6 will set you back if you'd rather not pay Google $649 up front, your wait is over. Following early T-Mobile info, both AT&T andSprint have divulged launch details for Android 5.0 Lollipop's poster child. AT&T's pre-orders start on November 12th, when it will sell the giant smartphone for a hefty $250 on contract, $23 per month over two years or $683 outright. Sprint will have the new Nexus in-store on November 14th, when you can get it for either $29 per month or $696 total. Both carriers are roughly on par with T-Mobile ($27 per month), but it's evident that the carriers aren't giving Google special treatment. This is a flagship device, and the networks are pricing it accordingly. As for Verizon? Big Red tells us that it still isn't ready to reveal its plans -- don't be surprised if its Nexus 6 variant arrives fashionably late.
SOURCE: AT&T (http://about.att.com/story/att_announces_nov_12_preorders_for_the_nexus_6_wit h_android_5_0_lollipop.html), Sprint (http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/get-nexus-6-on-nov-14-with-the-sprint-family-share-pack--the-best-value-for-families-who-want-shared-data.htm?view_id=6791), T-Mobile (http://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news/t-mobile-to-bring-nexus-6-to-its-data-strong-network-this-november.htm)