Retailers and carriers from several countries commit to carrying the device
We all have a lot of Nexus 5 and KitKat news to digest, but what’s really important is how you’ll get your hands on the latest Google phone. Right now there’s a handful of different ways to get one, and availability spans across several countries officially — so let’s take a look at when, where and how much it’ll cost to get your hands on a Nexus 5.
From Google Play directly:
- United States ($349 / $399)
- U.K. (£299 / £339)
- Canada ($349 / $399)
- Australia
- France
- Germany
- Spain
- Italy
- Japan
- Korea
- India
- Hong Kong
From U.S. carriers and retailers:
- Sprint (November 8th, $149 / $449)
- T-Mobile (date and price TBD)
- Best Buy ($449, date TBD)
- RadioShack (date and price TBD)
- Amazon (date and price TBD)
From U.K. carriers and retailers:
- Three U.K. (£399 PAYG, free on-contract)
- O2 U.K. (£529 PAYG for 32GB, free on-contract)
- Carphone Warehouse (£295)
From Canadian carriers:
- TELUS ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- Videotron ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- Fido ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- Rogers (date TBD)
- Virgin ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- WIND ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- Koodo ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- Bell ($500 PAYG, date TBD)
- SaskTel (November 8th, price TBD)
Unfortunately not all carriers and retailers are ready to spill the beans just yet on their pricing and availability, but we’ll be sure to keep up on the current status of each one as time goes on.
Source: +Google Play; Three UK; MobileSyrup