Honestly, for a lower price point, you're better off looking into a Moto e/g/x which seem to be the better options for the lower price points.
I'm a little shocked that they're breaking the $400 mark at the lower end, which seemed to be where the past few phones started... and that the n9 will be more than a bit pricier than the n7 was. I may actually be considering just getting nVidia's tablet this generation.
My last n7 was stolen, as was the one before it... So paying so much more than the $200 price really isn't something that appeals to me.
Moto G is not sold directly through Motorola here in Canada, which means dealing with the terrible support provided by phone companies if you want an unlocked handset.
I would happily by a 2014 Moto G direct from Motorola if they would let me. I would not go through buying one from Koodo and dealing with their weaker warranty.
Nope. Play Store in Canada still only lists the 5, 7, and 10(‽) as available Android devices. Obviously the 10 is out of stock, as it has been for about a year.
Amazon.ca only offers the 2013 device, although Staples Office Depot is promising to sell the 2014 device for $250 this month.
I'm a little shocked that they're breaking the $400 mark at the lower end, which seemed to be where the past few phones started... and that the n9 will be more than a bit pricier than the n7 was. I may actually be considering just getting nVidia's tablet this generation.
My last n7 was stolen, as was the one before it... So paying so much more than the $200 price really isn't something that appeals to me.