Verizon Begins Selling Galaxy Note Ge Off-contract For $150 Less Than Rival Carriers

Verizon begins selling Galaxy Note ge off-contract for $150 less than rival carriers

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Published 8 Jan 2015

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It’s hard to think of $800 for a phone as a bargain, but that’s sort of the case with Verizon’s version of the Galaxy Note ge.

The curvy variant of Samsung’s popular Note line is finally headed to Verizon, it’s $150 less expensive than what you’d pay at AT&T, cheaper than other carriers for the unlocked price. The closest is Sprint, which sells it for $840.

If you’re opting for a subsidy, the two-year contract price will still set you back $400, the same as the other major carriers.

The story behind the story: first got our hs on the Galaxy Note ge at the IFA conference in Berlin. It’s certainly an impressive work of engineering, but its utility is highly suspect. Unless you want an awkward feeling phone with an always-on ticker lurched over the side, just get a Galaxy Note 4 instead.