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VM Samsung Galaxy S III in June

After looking at its specs I'm not even a little tempted right now to get it when it's out. Basically seems like a bigger S2 with LTE and such.
 
I'm actually interested in this!! :)

I love LTE but miss the bigger screen and higher resolution camera.

So I'll probably be buying this :)
 
jrccomputer said:
I will buy it but, Agree it can't be much more than $350 for me that would be a deal breaker.
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I'm getting this to replace my EVO V 4G. Well, if it's priced over $500 I won't.

I hope it does come below the $400 mark, but seeing what some of the other prepaid carriers have priced their SGSIIIs at, I think we'll be lucky to land somewhere between $400 - 450. If it is in the $400-450 range or under, I'll get it. Any higher and I'm out.

Ting - $490
Cricket - $380 ($150 Instant discount and $20 Web discount; or lease payments at a corporate store)
Straight Talk - $440
WalMart Family Mobile - $525
T-Mobile - $549 (or as $69.99 down payment + $20/mo)

At least with these being on VM/Boost, Google Wallet won't be blocked. The only gripe about my EVO was lack of NFC.
 
dibblebill said:
Not worth it, in my opinion.
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Agreed. The best part in my opinion would be the hardware/physical quality of it. Having gorilla glass 2 (it could be gg3 but cant remember), super amoled, and such like that would be nice. But it's basically a slightly faster, more expensive Victory that's bigger with more internal memory. I wouldn't bash anyone that would take it for the price over the victory, heck if I didn't have to worry about my finances I'd take it if money were not a worry. I'm also not a fan of huge screens anymore either. They get heavy, awkward in your pocket, and the only thing I will ever holster on my hip is my gun :D
 
Not so much that for me as its only a marginal upgrade from the Victory due to its CPU being gimped. I've got a Nexus 10 already for large-screen device with super resolution. The only high-end phone right now I see myself investing in, and I won't due to cost of contract, is the HTC One
 
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