With the Nexus One only out a week, and costing up to $529 to purchase outright, you may be wondering if there is a way to protect your investment. T-Mobile is now offering Premium Handset Protection for the device, but it requires you to sign-up within 14 days of the phone's purchase date, so those of you who have been using it since day 1 still have about a week. The details of the PFP are pretty straight forward...the insurance cost $4.79/month on your bill, and if the device needs to be replaced, all you have to do is pay the $130 deductible. Of course, if you are paying the $4.79/month for a entire year, that is $57.48, then add the $130 deductible if your phone needs replaced, equals $187.48. By then, the "Nexus Two" may be out, so you are forced with the question if you'd rather just buy the new model.
Sam Earley, is a former reviews and news writer at PhoneArena. His incredibly productive run included numerous reviews and comparison articles of breakthrough products, such as the Motorola DROID X, Verizon Pre 2, HTC Thunderbolt and many others.
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