Google lowers unlocked GSM/HSPA+ Samsung Galaxy Nexus price to $349
Google made some really awesome announcements today, like Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and the Nexus 7, but the company also lowered its price for the unlocked GSM/HSPA+ Samsung Galaxy Nexus to just $349.
Everything about the phone is the same, but the price is $50 lower. Considering that this is still the flagship Android phone and that it’ll be the first one to get Jelly Bean, I’d say that there isn’t a better time to get in on the stock Android experience.
If you’ve forgotten what makes this phone great, let me refresh your memory: it is completely unlocked, runs stock Android, and is penta-band, meaning that the device is compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile in the US, as well as more than 200 other GSM carriers around the world. And since it’s unlocked, you can take it to any carrier of your choice.
Plus, it runs stock Android; updates come directly (and quickly) from Google so you’re always running the latest version of Android.
As an owner of a Galaxy Nexus, I think this is the best time to buy one of the best phones on the market. Click the source link below to get to the Galaxy Nexus page on Google Play.
If you do decide to bite, let us know in the comments!
[Google Play]More Google I/O coverage:
- Google I/O day 1, part 1: Android 4.1 Jellybean
- Google I/O day 1, part 2: Nexus 7
- Google Chrome for Android exits beta; Play Store on the web is improved, too
- Google Maps now allows for off-line map access
- Android Jelly Bean developer preview OTA image has already leaked
- Google introduces Nexus Q, a $299 social streaming device
- 9.1% of Android users just got some cool new YouTube features
- Google+ gets yet another UI overhaul, but it doesn’t suck this time
- Google Glass demoed at Google I/O, early release next year for $1,500 for developers
