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When the Nexus 5 first launched, T-Mobile offered the 16GB model for $450, paid out over two years after an initial down payment of $41.99. That worked out to monthly installments of $17 for each of those 24 months. But the nation's fourth largest carrier has just waved its magical price cutting wand and took $54 off the price.
The new deal from T-Mobile requires no down payment, and 24 monthly installments of $16.50. Math might not have been our best subject, but we can tell you that it works out to a price of $396. While that is still $47 more expensive than the price of the 16GB Nexus 5 purchased directly from Google using the Google Play Store, it does allow you to pay for the phone over 2 years instead of paying all at once.
If you're flush with cash, you might want to head over to the Google Play Store where the 16GB Nexus 5 is priced at $349 and the 32GB model is $399.
T-Mobile has cut $54 off the price of a 16GB Nexus 5
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