When is the Note 4 likely to drop in price?

[brownsdawg]

I'm a Sprint customer, out of contract. The only reason I stay with Sprint is that I have unlimited data/text and more minutes than I'll ever use for $50 a month (SERO legacy customer).

I prefer the on contract deals because I plan on keeping the service. I got my S3 a little over 2 years ago and it still runs quite well all things considered, I never even bothered rooting it like I did my previous phone (Evo 4G). I got a special on the S3 for like $1 on contract, and it had been out about 4-5 months at that time. Hoping that the Note 4 drops to $99 or lower in the next couple of months.

 

[brownsdawg]

http://www.frys.com/ads/page42

This is the type of thing I'm talking about - I'm hoping to see more deals and then go to Sprint's retention department and see if they'll match. I might bite at $199 on a new 2 yr contract.

 

[Wal Mart]

Not sure what you mean. The Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was free ar on contract on Black Friday weekend. It is unlikely to get cheaper in the near future.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

No, it wasn't free. The the office was "$0 down" bit you paid $29-39 a month for x months until it was paid of to a total of $299/399, I can't remember which. Ask me how I know....cause I was at best buy to buy the phone under the same impression as you guys

 

[dpham00]

No, it wasn't free. The the office was "$0 down" bit you paid $29-39 a month for x months until it was paid of to a total of $299/399, I can't remember which. Ask me how I know....cause I was at best buy to buy the phone under the same impression as you guys

As I stated before, it was free ar on contract. You do not have to pay anything above the monthly on contract pricing.

See post 6 for now details.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

 

[mrgigabyte]

At Verizon authorized stores. I traded in a razr maxx gotten 200 off on my note 4 , So I only paid one hundred dollars for it. I don't know how long the deal is , I done this on Nov 15 .

 

[brownsdawg]

Bumping this to see if anyone remembers around what point the Note 3 dropped at most carriers - the $299.99 on contract price is still the best Sprint will do for me, other than offering me double for the buy back of my old S3 (so I'd get a service credit for $46 when I send it to them). They still won't work with me because my SERO-P Plan is so good, but I'd probably still get the Note 4 if the price dropped. I'm not sold on the S6 and I'm wondering if the Note 4 will be the last of the replaceable batteries and expandable memory phones from Samsung.

I was hoping that after the S6 release there would be a slight drop in the Note 4, but then again what other competition does it have in similar sized phones? Not much...

 

[gonzoks]

Probably sometime long before T-Mo releases their LP update.

 

[Ntchwaidumela]

The Note 4 is free on contract from T-Mo... well, not free free, 0 down.

You actually pay full retail, but the payments are spread out and added to your monthly service charges.

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[Ntchwaidumela]

The price probably won't drop until the Note 5 is released, this Fall. There may be deals offered between now and then, however.

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[SpookDroid]

The international version has dropped 100 bucks since its release, and in the US most carriers now offer the device for 0 down or cheaper than at launch.

 

[mtiger10]

With the announcement of the Note 5 just days away, I still haven't seen a price drop from Verizon on the Note 4. Been pondering Note 4 or S5 for some time now because of the replaceable battery and SD memory card.