Nokia's Comes With Music premium in the $150 range?

by Darren Murph posted Sep 10th 2008 at 11:09PM

We put "free" in quotes for a reason, and now it seems the dark, nasty truth could be upon us. While pre-order prices on a retailer's website should be taken as pure speculation and nothing more, a couple of notable examples reveal £70 to £85 premiums on the Comes with Music version of two phones. For instance, Expansys offers up Nokia's N95 8GB for £394.99, but the CwM edition is a stiff £479.99. It's hard to say if the prices are jacked up by Nokia's directive, but again, we aren't getting too riled up until these things launch for real.

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Nokia

Tags: 5310, comes with music, ComesWithMusic, music, music store, MusicStore, n95, nokia, price, priced, pricing, xpressmusic

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Adderz @ Sep 11th 2008 5:48AM

"Comes with Music" has to be the most uninventive name...ever.

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cl347bv @ Sep 11th 2008 4:07PM

but its effective.

i would pay 150 upfront for a device if I was able to get all the music i wanted on it for no monthly or per track charge.

Comes With Music is better than VCast Music with Rhapsody I think...

But hey, I cant get any music capable Nokia phones. So, boo-hoo for me.

oh, I forgot about the 6315i... but for real, who actually beleived that was a Nokia.