T-Mobile Launches Samsung Galaxy Note II: Charging $70 More than AT&T, Sprint Discussion

[Michael Wall]

T-Mobile released the Samsung Galaxy Note II today as expected, but at a surprising price point. Earlier this week T-Mobile was rumored to be offering this phablet at $300; however, the carrier is actually charging $70 more.

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[Mitlov]

Compare the cost of ownership over two years and I suspect you're still better off with T-Mobile than AT&T. If T-Mobile charges even $5 per month less (and I suspect it's more than that), you're better off long-term with T-Mobile.

[Adama D. Brown]

I agree, but that's still a big price jump over top of an already extremely high smartphone price. At prices like that, they're risking people going with older or lower-end devices instead.

[Varjak]

Unless you gotta be the first on your block, wait a month, it'll be much cheaper. Christmas is coming.

[Adama D. Brown]

Unless you gotta be the first on your block, wait a month, it'll be much cheaper. Christmas is coming.

Very true. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw this below $200.

[Drillbit]

Strangely, its $299 at Walmart.

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