Nokia Lumia 920 $0.01 For new and current At&t Customers!

Yeah nice phone. I had my hands on an unlocked att 920 and it worked perfectly with Tmobile. It is heavy but feels better than those plastic Samsungs.

Quote from Dranon : I highlighted in red to show you that what YOU said makes no sense read it again and weep because like you said you call em as you see em! Sad for you that you need to get through life by insulting others, dont know why I made you angry...

seriously dude, do the math before you open your mouth again. Math don't lie. Another way of thinking about it is like this. Companies will go the route that make them the most profit. Currently, all major US carriers chose to heavily shove subsidized plans down your throat instead of offering a competitive prepaid plan (Although tmobile is starting to do this). Why do you think that is?

Options:
A. save you money?
B. Makes more money for the company?

You currently chose plan B.

All he is saying is that if you don't have a choice and don't have the extra money up front to buy the phone and go with a cheaper prepaid plan (that saves you more in the long run), then this is a SLICKDEAL. But for those not living on a shoestring budget, it's much more SLICKDEAL to buy the phone up front and scour for a cheaper no contract plan

Quote from tmoola : Yeah nice phone. I had my hands on an unlocked att 920 and it worked perfectly with Tmobile. It is heavy but feels better than those plastic Samsungs.

please let us know or pm how you're able to get your unlocked 920. I read that it is rather difficult. I'm currently waiting until the 920 is no longer locked to att to buy one to use on tmobile. Their exclusive contract ends in may

Quote from godzen : please let us know or pm how you're able to get your unlocked 920. I read that it is rather difficult. I'm currently waiting until the 920 is no longer locked to att to buy one to use on tmobile. Their exclusive contract ends in may

I got mine off of Craiglist but I do see them selling on eBay too. You'll have to pay a premium though.

I had a chance to get an ATT unlocked phone but the seller said he only gets edge with Tmobile in san diego so i didn't get it. if you know someone that works for ATT, he/she can unlock it.

Quote from tparker8 : Anyone needing an unlock, PM

What's the deal like?

Quote from mikebpi : If anyone wants to jump into WP8, I would recommend holding one of these first. They are gigantic. Feels like you are carrying a brick. Almost feels like I'm in pulp fiction when I hold one. The 8X by HTC is better hardware.

Since you're referring to holding it, and since the two phones are, at least in my opinion, identical in size (Lumia 920: 5.13" x 2.79" x 0.42"; HTC 8X: 5.21" x 2.61" x 0.39"), I assume you're addressing the weight of the 920. It's undoubtedly heavier than your average smartphone, but it's only about two ounces heavier than the 8X. "Feel" is definitely subjective, but it's important to point out that much of what contributes to the heft of the 920 is its larger capacity battery (2000mAH versus the 8X's 1800mAH battery), which is better. Personally speaking, I like the feel of the 920 in my hand and even my pocket (I know it's still there) better, but to each his/her own.

I think the rear-facing camera hardware on the 920 is better than that of the 8X as well with its Carl Zeiss lens and slightly wider angle view (26mm versus 28mm—but perhaps this may be a con to some people). The 920's screen and display resolution (4.5" 1280x768) are also slightly larger than the 8X's (4.3" 1280x720), although I thought the difference to be perceptibly negligible. The 920 again tops the 8X by having double the memory storage capacity (32GB versus 16GB).

Hardware-wise, I don't know of a single area other than the front-facing camera, as small of a difference it may be, where the 8X is equipped with better stuff. Much of the hardware is actually similar or even the same—same processor, same RAM capacity, polycarbonate bodies, Gorilla Glass 2 screens, dual-band wireless adapters, wireless charging capabilities, etc.

Quote from nyankana : I honestly find no use for data plans. I mean seriously, unless your job involves a heavy working on your mobile phones, who really needs to spend the extra bucks every month just having data on your phone? How much time do you really need to spend on using data on daily basis? Considering that nowadays every household has home internet, it is not that hard to set up wifi. Oh hey, wifi is everywhere!! In many restaurants!! My college also has wifi on most of the campus!!... I find no need for data.. Why pay extra for data cap and throttled speed? I use those extra money to feed my family.

Your view of world seems to be very limited to the type of your profession or your lifestyle. There are large number of workers e.g. healthcare field where they cannot just go and sit on computer to browse, neither do most of their work places have wi-fi. Data plan helps them a lot to quickly check their mails or do some quick things within their schedules.

Quote from nyankana : I honestly find no use for data plans. I mean seriously, unless your job involves a heavy working on your mobile phones, who really needs to spend the extra bucks every month just having data on your phone? How much time do you really need to spend on using data on daily basis? Considering that nowadays every household has home internet, it is not that hard to set up wifi. Oh hey, wifi is everywhere!! In many restaurants!! My college also has wifi on most of the campus!!... I find no need for data.. Why pay extra for data cap and throttled speed? I use those extra money to feed my family.

Every household does not have internet. Not sure how you polled every household in America but that's just not the case. If you have no need for a data plan then most likely you have no need for a smartphone.

Quote from tmoola : Yeah nice phone. I had my hands on an unlocked att 920 and it worked perfectly with Tmobile. It is heavy but feels better than those plastic Samsungs.

Do you get T-Mobile's 4G (HSPA+) or at least 3G with an unlocked 920? Or do you not use a data plan? Thanks.

Since so many of u already own this phone, can someone tell me which color looks good for a girl in person. My store only has black and white, while they said I can choose any color if placed an online order.

As I have not seen other colors in person, i am not sure which one to pick. May be yellow, white, cyan or black ? Please any suggestions ?

TIA

Quote from Inacurate : Saving $199.98 is sweet and that is a deal. I just wish I could justify the real cost, which is (data plan $ * 24 months) for the low low price of $919.98!! I mean seriously, who the hell is crazy enough to pay that? Oh..wait, right: some of my fellow Americans! You can buy the device outright for about $600. Is having LTE (the major difference) really worth the extra $300? Is that, really worth it? Honest question. Any honest answers?

One can only justify the cost depending on their Cell Minute/Data/Txt usage.
I pay ATT around $1600/year incl tax for 2 lines.
I use over 2000 mins total per month.
+ 2GB Data/line
+ 200 txt/line

Its pricey but I don't think I can find any other cheaper plan that can match the Min/Data/Txt I use.
If I get monthly plan with same usage I would have to spend at least $120+tax/month + Cost of Unlocked phone.
So in the end it doesn't make big difference to me.
While with AT&T I get 2 new phone every 1.5 year worth $500-$600 for free or $99.

So as a consumer I dont think we dont have any other affordable option.

Quote from stailcookie : Yes, lets all commit to 2 years with a first-gen Nokia Windows phone!!! Only thing that makes this deal even better is that by going through a 3rd party seller, you automatically forfeit unlimited data if you were dumb enough to keep that grandfathered policy!

the only thing dumb here is your post...

Quote from Herry29 : One can only justify the cost depending on their Cell Minute/Data/Txt usage. I pay ATT around $1600/year incl tax for 2 lines. I use over 2000 mins total per month. + 2GB Data/line + 200 txt/line Its pricey but I don't think I can find any other cheaper plan that can match the Min/Data/Txt I use. If I get monthly plan with same usage I would have to spend at least $120+tax/month + Cost of Unlocked phone. So in the end it doesn't make big difference to me. While with AT&T I get 2 new phone every 1.5 year worth $500-$600 for free or $99. So as a consumer I dont think we dont have any other affordable option.

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prepaid is not that much cheaper, and if you want a new phone, you are paying $500+ OOP up front (verses maybe $150 for an older phone)

i have not been able to find prepaid that saves me $500-$600 dollars over two years ($25/month), and considering my current plan for two phones is costing me about $85/month, find me a prepaid for two phones, both with 200 txts, 450 minutes, 4G LTE, and one with unlimited data for ~$60/month and call me a liar.