Unlocked version of the Nokia Lumia 800 lands on Amazon for $649.99
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Are you still waiting around to pick up the highly regarded Nokia Lumia 800, but don’t feel like importing the Windows Phone Mango device? Well, you can now purchase one directly from Amazon – though, it’s still from a third-party seller.
In any event, the listing is for an unlocked version of the Nokia Lumia 800, which means you can pop in your SIM and start using it right away. Naturally, AT&T customers should take notice of this one seeing that the handset is compatible to work with the carrier’s HSPA network. Meanwhile, T-Mobile customers can still opt to use the handset with the carrier, but considering that it doesn’t support Tmo’s 1700MHz band, you’ll be surfing the web on EDGE speeds instead.
Before making that impulse decision to buy the Nokia Lumia 800, you should really soak in its pricey $649.99 cost before going through with something you’ll regret down the road. However, if you feel it’s a good enough investment, then don’t hesitate for a second to pick it up – even more when it’s one of the best looking Windows Phones out there on the market.
source: Amazon via The Nokia Blog & Unwired View
In any event, the listing is for an unlocked version of the Nokia Lumia 800, which means you can pop in your SIM and start using it right away. Naturally, AT&T customers should take notice of this one seeing that the handset is compatible to work with the carrier’s HSPA network. Meanwhile, T-Mobile customers can still opt to use the handset with the carrier, but considering that it doesn’t support Tmo’s 1700MHz band, you’ll be surfing the web on EDGE speeds instead.
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source: Amazon via The Nokia Blog & Unwired View
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1. Muhannad posted on 06 Dec 2011, 10:32 3 1
The unlocked Galaxy S II is cheaper! $650 for the phone only, don't forget to add $60-$70 of shipping, nevertheless I still want it!
2. ZEUS.the.thunder.god posted on 06 Dec 2011, 11:25 2 0
i guess its the best designed phone along with n9. but i guess its good to wait for a U.S. version of this beauty as it `ill surely be packing some extra goodies under the hood. i would like to see it with a bigger display and a front facing camera. though front cam isnt really a deal breaker but its nice to have.
3. Bluesky02 posted on 06 Dec 2011, 11:31 1 2
I'd rather have Samsung Focus S or Samsung Galaxy 2 instead of this. In terms of value, Nokia still has a lot work to do with Windows Phones.
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