Google’s $179 Moto G puts every single cheap Android phone to shame

Re:Google’s $179 Moto G puts every single cheap Android phon... by wvenable on Sunday December 08, 2013 @12:23AM (#6869049)

The biggest problem with that is most carriers don't give you a discount if you own your own phone. So you can either pay $50 a month and get your handset for $200 or pay $50 and get your handset for $600. Which one makes more financial sense?

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Re:Google’s $179 Moto G puts every single cheap Android phon... by glesica on Sunday December 08, 2013 @01:53PM (#6870778)

Many carriers are starting to give discounts. T-Mobile does already. Also, I can use an MVNO for quite a bit cheaper than a subscription plan, but I need a phone to do that. Most of the MVNOs will sell you a phone, but it will be a either a full-price model, or a terrible piece of crap.

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