Oh! Yeah, and the NFC and the 3rd party keyboard!
I thought you meant the Note 4. I'd be crushed if they screwed that up. You upgrading soon, Ryan?
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Oh! Yeah, and the NFC and the 3rd party keyboard!
Not til tax time.Oh! Yeah, and the NFC and the 3rd party keyboard!
I thought you meant the Note 4. I'd be crushed if they screwed that up. You upgrading soon, Ryan?
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I have a Nexus 5 and it is a great device. Highly recommended. Also has super development!If I get a new phone right now it will probably be last year's Nexus 5.
I took the prepaid route also. Sold my s3 and bought an amazing condition White 16GB Nexus 5 and am now on T-Mobile $30 plan and couldn't be anymore happier. Switching off of sprint was the best decision I've ever madeI'd have to get a new one as I plan to ditch Sprint for straight talk. Save about $40 a month.
Wish that was the case for everyone. Sadly, I test drove T-Mobile for a month and I had no reception at work, tho ultrafast LTE at home. I also lost data on the way from home to work testing navigation. The prepaid plan also allows no roaming so if you are in a dead zone (which is in MANY areas on T-Mobile), you could be screwed. If coverage was there, I'd also switch to T-Mobile in a heartbeat, everything else about them is awesome. Still on unlimited everything Sprint SERO for the time being though I'm also very tempted to get out of it. I'm done with contracts.I took the prepaid route also. Sold my s3 and bought an amazing condition White 16GB Nexus 5 and am now on T-Mobile $30 plan and couldn't be anymore happier. Switching off of sprint was the best decision I've ever made
I was mostly trying to avoid a contract reason I did the $30 plan. If I run into any issues I planned on trying Straight talk or Cricket next (the beauty of having all these bands on the N5). I'm currently on my 2nd month with t-mobile hopefully everything goes good like the first monthWish that was the case for everyone. Sadly, I test drove T-Mobile for a month and I had no reception at work, tho ultrafast LTE at home. I also lost data on the way from home to work testing navigation. The prepaid plan also allows no roaming so if you are in a dead zone (which is in MANY areas on T-Mobile), you could be screwed. If coverage was there, I'd also switch to T-Mobile in a heartbeat, everything else about them is awesome. Still on unlimited everything Sprint SERO for the time being though I'm also very tempted to get out of it. I'm done with contracts.