Amazon price 699 for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus

[Rizza9696]

Just checking out the Amazon web site and they have the Verizon Wireless version of the Nexus listed at $699 that is $100 less then both the Razr and the Rezound. Just wondering if Google phones are usually cheaper then other phones.

Amazon also has the phone listed at $249.00 probably with a new 2 year contract.

 

[machiz7888]

link?

 

[greydarrah]

So can you order it?

 

[bworley50]

link?

 

[Defconrock]

hmmmm

 

[davey11]

When I was in the vzw corporate store yesterday, they had the both the rezound and razr for $649 plus tax.
I have noticed all the resellers....wirefly, amazon, etc have higher no contract prices and lower on contract prices.

 

[bworley50]

Says it's his first post

 

[Rizza9696]

Here is the link. It looks like it is just a place holder so far but we must be close.

Check out the bottom of the Rezound page

AmazonWireless: HTC Rezound 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)

 

[philly]

best buy is showing the razr as 799.99 off contract.. jeez.

 

[Defconrock]

Interesting...


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http://wireless.amazon.com/Samsung-...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU1407549

 

[Rizza9696]

This is my first post so I apologize

 

[FD2]

No need to apologize.

 

[Zendroid1]

Most misleading post ever. Winner 2011

 

[Premium1]

usually amazon and that are around 100 more than verizon. Price most likely will change to be more when it actually launches.

 

[davey11]

This is my first post so I apologize

This thread might go viral...you did good man!

 

[Zendroid1]

I like the galaxy s2 nexus prime 4g part.

Yeah, this isn't just a place holder at all.

And here a placeholder that's more accurate but for the GSM version

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-I9250...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU1407575

 

[bworley50]

No problem. I saw this earlier today and didn't think too much of it. I must say this is getting ridiculous. Not you, but this whole thing. People, myself included, are really, really pissed. The only thing I can think of is that Google wants Motorola to complete their production cycle of smart phones and tablets quickly so they can shut it down. That is why Moto is releasing so many devices so quickly. Google wants VZW and other carriers to sell them first so they're gone; however, Verizon wants subscribers. They know they will get them from the Nexus. It seems this is a calculated move by all parties involved. Just taking too long for my taste.

 

[Premium1]

No problem. I saw this earlier today and didn't think too much of it. I must say this is getting ridiculous. Not you, but this whole thing. People, myself included, are really, really pissed. The only thing I can think of is that Google wants Motorola to complete their production cycle of smart phones and tablets quickly so they can shut it down. That is why Moto is releasing so many devices so quickly. Google wants VZW and other carriers to sell them first so they're gone; however, Verizon wants subscribers. They know they will get them from the Nexus. It seems this is a calculated move by all parties involved. Just taking too long for my taste.

Google isn't going to shut moto down. That is the most idiotic thing I have heard.

 

[Asterdroid]

No problem. I saw this earlier today and didn't think too much of it. I must say this is getting ridiculous. Not you, but this whole thing. People, myself included, are really, really pissed. The only thing I can think of is that Google wants Motorola to complete their production cycle of smart phones and tablets quickly so they can shut it down. That is why Moto is releasing so many devices so quickly. Google wants VZW and other carriers to sell them first so they're gone; however, Verizon wants subscribers. They know they will get them from the Nexus. It seems this is a calculated move by all parties involved. Just taking too long for my taste.

The problem with this is that the Google/Motorola acquisition hasn't taken place yet, and Google has no involvement in Motorola Mobility's operations. Interesting theory, though.

 

[bworley50]

Glad you think it is idiotic. I was referring to Motorola's handset division. Why wouldn't they shut it down?