Purported leak has Galaxy Note II for T-Mobile costing $300 on contract

Purported leak has Galaxy Note II for TMobile costing $300 on contract

While we’re just a heartbeat away from Samsung’s American launch event for the Galaxy Note II, that hasn’t stopped the leaks and rumors from flowing around the release. What appears to be an internal T-Mobile page leaked to TmoNews has the 5.5-inch giant costing $300 on the carrier’s Value plan — on par with Sprint’s up-front price, if you’re not including the long-term device payments. Classic plan adopters would supposedly pay $420 before dutifully mailing in for a $50 rebate, and it would take a hefty $700 for an outright purchase. Nothing’s definite until T-Mobile gives the green light, and we haven’t seen the prices that every other carrier will offer, but the price if real could establish a common narrative where Samsung’s biggest phone this year includes an equally large price tag.

Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Samsung, T-Mobile

Purported leak has Galaxy Note II for T-Mobile costing $300 on contract originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 22 Oct 2012 22:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Permalink   |  sourceEmail this | Comments

Related posts

Latest posts

This is your last chance to buy a lifetime Plex Pass before prices double

Plex is going to raise prices starting April 29, so if you use the service and need Plex Pass, now

I swapped my camera for a game controller, and became a better photographer 

In my efforts to become a better photographer, a video game turned out to be a surprisingly effective tool.

How a $30 accessory made my iPad Air perfect for travel and streaming

The Rolling Square Edge Pro Core is transforming the way I use my 13-inch iPad Air by making it more portable and easy-to-use.

News Weekly: Motorola Razr 2025 arrives, Alphabet earnings soar, Meta’s troubles, and more

This week, Motorola's Razr 2025 series dropped, Alphabet's Q1 earnings soar, Meta layoffs impact VR teams, Samsung's summer Unpacked could

Yahoo buying Chrome isn’t as crazy as it sounds

Yahoo knows what it should have 20 years ago: it needs a browser

The new Motorola Razr 2025 series takes a page out of Samsung’s book, and it’s better for it

Motorola is copying Samsung's three-product strategy, which is a good thing.

Top Stories: iPhone 17 Air Rumors, Apple Watch Turns 10, and More

We've known for quite some time about Apple's plans for a thinner "iPhone 17 Air" coming later this year, but

Anker Offers MacRumors Readers 20% Off Collection of Chargers, Hubs, Batteries, and More

MacRumors readers have a chance to get 20 percent off a collection of Anker's best chargers, power banks, cables, hubs,

YouTube’s AI Overviews want to make search results smarter

YouTube is experimenting with a new AI feature that could change how people find videos. Here’s the kicker: not everyone is going to love it. The platform has started rolling out AI-generated video summaries directly in search results, but only for a limited group of YouTube Premium subscribers in the U.S. For now, the AI […]

The Google Pixel Tablet is way more enticing when this deal is applied

The Google Pixel Tablet is somewhat controversial, but this deal puts it in a new light.