Yeah I don't begrudge him anything. I have no doubt he'll sell them at that price. People are desperate for this phone; I should know. Hell, I'd probably be buying it at that price myself if I had no other option!
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True true, well i paid R6600 for the Galaxy Nexus so technically i'd be paying less for a better phone...hmm...Nexus 4
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Having had it that long (and I'm guessing a year, by that price) I can understand the eagerness to bump up - especially with the current pricing from Google.
Yep, I bought it from Samsung Vodaworld the day they had stock.
Honestly though I can't really justify actually buying a Nexus 4 because my Galaxy Nexus is holding up really good, no major drops so no scratches and I don't even have a cover for it, other than my left pocket...and I have Android 4.2 now...so do I REALLY need a Nexus 4....umm nope
And i still get questioned as to what phone it is and how good it looks
Although I get asked if it's a Galaxy 3 and even an iPhone once...
I wouldn't argue there. I have a Galaxy Note, which honestly, I love. But I am 100% done with Samsung and their software updates. I'm tired of waiting 5 months for a bloated copy of the newest Android version.
I'd probably trade my Note for a good-condition GalNex.
Wouldn't you know it, I have a Galaxy Nexus going for R6250!!!!
Yeah - I was in the same boat as yourself currently - wanting to flog my GNex (of 1 month) for the N4.
I WAS eyeing the Note 2 but I'm scared of how it'll effect my image. One of my colleagues has the Note and seems to get a lot of people staring at him...in a bad way.![]()
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Vodacom and MTN are on the 1,800MHz , while Cell C will use 2,100MHz for LTE. So this will only work on CellC. Still possibly a reason for CellC to bring the phone to SA.
I've put my iPhone 4 on gumtree to try to pay for this and I'm making some decent progress. So I think I'll get the 8GB model on ebay. The 16GB is so much more expensive, wow. Do you guys think 8GB will be enough? I'll only need my recently added songs on it, and I don't play many games, except for the odd very casual game.