Should I take Sprint offer

[kleeno]

I just got a call from Sprint and was offered to leases the m9 for just $5 a month instead of the normal $20 a month because of the loyalty program that they have our should take a month to save up some money and do the 2 year contract thing because I plan on getting an SD card and a decent case for it since Im a cook I'm a restaurant.

Also what cases would you recommend? Where I work at and the fact that I don't drive so it's definitely got to be able stand up against the kitchenc and urban environment.

What SD card would you recommend. I planning on getting at least a 32 GB.

Thank you

Posted by my HTC 4G LTE

 

[msm0511]

Correct me if I am wrong but the M9 comes with 32GB standard.

I think he meant for the memory card.

 

[kleeno]

my bad I meant memory card

Posted by my HTC 4G LTE

 

[msm0511]

my bad I meant memory card

Posted by my HTC 4G LTE

I've wondered which is the best as well. I've always gone with SanDisk in the past. More because of the name than anything else.

 

[kleeno]

No, you said SD card. That was my mistake. You have a lot of stuff to save on your card?

Does anyone know what sized SD card the phone comes with?

A lot of music, photos, and videos.

Posted by my HTC 4G LTE

 

[msm0511]

No, you said SD card. That was my mistake. You have a lot of stuff to save on your card?

Does anyone know what sized SD card the phone comes with?

As far as I know it doesn't ship with one. Unless a specific carrier decides to ship one in the box.

I just want to put music on my card when I get one.

 

[edgar]

If you plan on changing your phone after 2 years, lease seems like a no brainer

5 bucks a month for 2 years is 120.
20 for 2 years is 480
buying the phone outright is ~650-750 ( I dont know the price) then you may be able to resell for 200 which is net cost of ~400
buying on contract is another 25 bucks a month compared to non-contract (on family plan) + ~ 200 for the phone = about 800 (resell for 200 net ~600)

 

[Almeuit]

I wouldn't but that is just me ... I don't like the Sprint "lease" program. You literally are renting the phone then .. at least with payment plans you can pay it off then you own the phone.

 

[adierks3]

I wouldn't but that is just me ... I don't like the Sprint "lease" program. You literally are renting the phone then .. at least with payment plans you can pay it off then you own the phone.

You can do the same with lease . Buy it off at the end and own it. Or continue leasing g till its paidoff and own it. I did the lease for the m9 also. Seemed like a no brainier to me cause you still get to use uh oh too.

 

[aokusman]

You can do the same with lease . Buy it off at the end and own it. Or continue leasing g till its paidoff and own it. I did the lease for the m9 also. Seemed like a no brainier to me cause you still get to use uh oh too.

Sounds good but then you have to pay for insurance so the 5 bucks become 15 bucks or so.

I just got a call from Sprint and was offered to leases the m9 for just $5 a month instead of the normal $20 a month because of the loyalty program that they have our should take a month to save up some money and do the 2 year contract thing because I plan on getting an SD card and a decent case for it since Im a cook I'm a restaurant.

Also what cases would you recommend? Where I work at and the fact that I don't drive so it's definitely got to be able stand up against the kitchenc and urban environment.

What SD card would you recommend. I planning on getting at least a 32 GB.

Thank you

Posted by my HTC 4G LTE

 

[vision63]

Did you ever get it? Coming from the Evo 4G LTE, you'll notice a fairly dramatic improvement I should think. I have the M9 (coming from an M8 that I lost in the ocean). I'm happy with the M9 so far. Good luck.

 

[kleeno]

Yes i decided to go with the lease and yes it's quite a leap from the evo 4g lte. The only thing I was kind of disappointed in was the battery life but with a few tweaks its getting better. I've yet to really test out the camera
I'll keep everybody posted.

Thanks for all the advice.

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