AT&T to Sell Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini On March 20
Mar 16, 2015, 8:37 AM by Eric M. Zeman
AT&T today said customers can scoop up the Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini beginning March 20. The phone costs $429 at full retail, but is available for $14.30, $17.88, or $21.48 per month via AT&T's Next 24, Next 18, or Next 12 plans, respectively.
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Comments
Did Samsung NOT say they were going to stop doing this?
No one wants this **** - literally, It's ****.
I was under the belief that Samsung acknowledged their mistake of pumping out low/mid ranged junk that NO ONE wanted - and they were instead going to focus on the flagship models, and perhaps a lower end one that was more affordable. Everything else in the middle though is not only junk, but a waste of time and money.
I can promise Samsung that this will be a waste of their time on every level - because at the end of the day, It's the same 5 or so phones that sell, and the rest collect dust.
Oh, and the G3 sells for around the same price, and puts this phone to shame. So again - Samsung, what is the point? Apparently you didn't learn your lesson from the disappointing last qu...
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I was under the belief that Samsung acknowledged their mistake of pumping out low/mid ranged junk that NO ONE wanted - and they were instead going to focus on the flagship models, and perhaps a lower end one that was more affordable. Everything else in the middle though is not only junk, but a waste of time and money.
I can promise Samsung that this will be a waste of their time on every level - because at the end of the day, It's the same 5 or so phones that sell, and the rest collect dust.
Oh, and the G3 sells for around the same price, and puts this phone to shame. So again - Samsung, what is the point? Apparently you didn't learn your lesson from the disappointing last qu...
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What you may not understand is that all but the Moto G and Samsung's mini series of phones are each pushing 5 inch screens. I work at AT&T and can tell you that the demand for something smaller is still high enough that this is actually smart. I sold ...
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