The Nexus 7 with prices starting at $299 is not a Black Friday special, but it is just as popular and we can easily see why - it’s twice cheaper than it’s competitors with similar specs. The big demand drained the short supply on Google Play in minutes, not hours across the globe. Just hours ago Google started advising its Play store shoppers to go to T-Mobile to get the Nexus 7. And now, it has gone out of stock at T-Mobile as well.
And that despite the fact that T-Mobile is actually selling the Nexus 4 for $199 on a two-year contract, which might mean you’d actually have to pay more than if you buy it with no contract commitments for $299.
The Nexus 4 went out of stock at T-Mo’s online store, but it could probably still be found in brick-and-mortar stores, so hurry up if you want to get it for the Holidays. The device is expected to go back in stock in the Play Store limited quantities over the coming weeks.
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