Nexus One has four available prices with one subsidized plan option
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You may also know I am on a T-Mobile family plan with five phones so the only option for people who want to keep their existing plans is to buy the $529 unlocked model. If you buy the $179 model then there is a single plan for you and that is:
- 500 talk minutes
- Unlimited nights and weekends
- Unlimited T-Mobile to T-Mobile minutes
- Unlimited domestic messaging including SMS, MMS, IM
- Android Unlimited Web
- $79.99 per month
There are also two other prices for the Nexus One that depend on your remaining contract length and current data plan. Buying the Nexus One with any kind of subsidization though will force you into the plan listed above.
- Nexus One with new, 2-year T-Mobile US service plan for qualifying existing T-Mobile customers who are adding data plans: $279
- Nexus One with new, 2-year T-Mobile US service plan for qualifying existing T-Mobile customers who are upgrading their data plans: $379
I am already setup for the Android Unlimited Web so I should just be able to pop my SIM in my new device tomorrow and be on the way. I will bring you my first impressions very soon and may have a very late night tomorrow night to get something up.