Check out my conversation with Sprint…These guys are dense over there.

[twotwoturbo]

I spoke with them online. im still waiting on a phone call from them .

 

[bsnub]

Sprint has a chart on their website about how much your ETF would be considering how many months you are in to a contract. Nexus 5 phones are $350 for a 16gb or $400 for 32gb. I got my mom a Moto G for Christmas, it's like a "poor man's" Nexus and they're $200 outright for a 16gb. It's an excellent phone, I actually like it more than my Nexus 4. The battery life is incredible.

Ok cool where did you buy the moto g? And the nexus?

 

[derbydad276]

Kyle.... no one told you Brookside Village is a cellular Dead Zone!!!

doesn't matter whos service you have cellular sucks in our neighborhood

 

[Tin]

Ok cool where did you buy the moto g? And the nexus?

Nexus 5: https://play.google.com/store/devices/details/Nexus_5_16GB_Black?id=nexus_5_black_16gb&hl=en

Moto G: http://www.motorola.com/us/consumers/moto-g/Moto-G/moto-g-pdp-ways-to-buy.html

 

[bsnub]

Nexus 5: https://play.google.com/store/devices/details/Nexus_5_16GB_Black?id=nexus_5_black_16gb&hl=en

Moto G: http://www.motorola.com/us/consumers/moto-g/Moto-G/moto-g-pdp-ways-to-buy.html

Thank you!!!!!

 

[Tin]

Thank you!!!!!

No problem. Keep in mind, the Moto G isnt an LTE phone, its HSPA+. The main benefit of HSPA+ over LTE is far lower power consumption since it runs over a 3G network. AT&T and T-Mobile both use HSPA+ in conjunction with LTE. I get ~30Mb/s on my Nexus 4 with T-Mobile HSPA+. AT&T HSPA+ is slower, good for ~8 to 14Mb/s. My girlfriend is getting ~40Mb/s with her Nexus 5 on T-Mobile LTE.

 

[bsnub]

No problem. Keep in mind, the Moto G isnt an LTE phone, its HSPA+. The main benefit of HSPA+ over LTE is far lower power consumption since it runs over a 3G network. AT&T and T-Mobile both use HSPA+ in conjunction with LTE. I get ~30Mb/s on my Nexus 4 with T-Mobile HSPA+. AT&T HSPA+ is slower, good for ~8 to 14Mb/s. My girlfriend is getting ~40Mb/s with her Nexus 5 on T-Mobile LTE.

Wow that was a lot!!!!!!! Lol thanks for all the info I don't know 100% what it all means but I will try and figure it out thanks again....

 

[nitrouspete]

http://www.sprint4glawsuit.com/


heres something.....

 

[DennisH]

I went to T-Mobile and went prepaid with an unlocked phone. A couple weeks ago I got my girlfriend a Nexus 5, and got my mom a Moto G yesterday. I started a post-paid family plan with them because T-Mo don't do them on prepaid. For the 3 of us, its $120 per month for unlimited talk and text, 2.5GB of 4G/LTE, and unlimited 3G. None of use that much data, but we can go completely unlimited for 3 of us for $150 per month if need be. After taxes it comes out to ~$45 per month each on our current plan. For unlimited 4G/LTE, it would run ~$55 per month each. Once I add my brother, itll be even less per month for each of us. FWIW, my friend and his wife pay $190 per month for 2 phones on AT&T sharing 6GB of data.

I hope T-Mobile is worth it. I won't be able to switch till June, but am considering moving all 5 of our lines to them.

Dennis

 

[Tin]

I hope T-Mobile is worth it. I won't be able to switch till June, but am considering moving all 5 of our lines to them.

Dennis

I was apprehensive about it at first as well, but it was well worth the switch.