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#193502 13-Mar-2016 17:17
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https://store.google.com

 


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  #1512438 13-Mar-2016 18:00
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I've seen the Nexus 5x in operation...and it's more than good enough. 

 

 





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  #1512597 13-Mar-2016 21:49
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Are the prices USD or NZD in that store for NZ visitors? If it is USD seems high compared to pricespy.

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  #1512599 13-Mar-2016 21:51
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Should show up in NZD (i.e. $1099 for 32gb 6P), and yes "pricey" compared with pricespy as those are mostly parallel imported.




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  #1512610 13-Mar-2016 22:03
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That is the price it shows but no currency indication on the store or at the checkout.

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  #1512616 13-Mar-2016 22:04
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No GST component at the checkout so I'm guessing this is also an import.

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  #1512618 13-Mar-2016 22:05
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gzt: That is the price it shows but no currency indication on the store or at the checkout.

 

I guarantee you it's NZD if that's the price you're seeing. If it was USD that would be about $1600 NZD!!

 

gzt: No GST component at the checkout so I'm guessing this is also an import.

 

Depends how you look at it. Technically everything is an import, because none of the phones are made here. However buying from the NZ google store will have gst covered already, even if it's not specifically documented

 

 


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  #1512622 13-Mar-2016 22:20
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It says on the T&C..

 

https://store.google.com/intl/en_nz/about/device-terms.html

 

Terms of Sale for Devices - New Zealand

 

All prices include GST.

 

But it says the company is Google Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd, which is not a NZ Company. (but a singapore company)

 

I didn't think non NZ companies could collect GST? 

 

If I buy for example an iphone from apple its billed from a NZ Company.

 

Anyone explain?


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  #1512625 13-Mar-2016 22:29
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LazyDr:

gzt: That is the price it shows but no currency indication on the store or at the checkout.


I guarantee you it's NZD if that's the price you're seeing. If it was USD that would be about $1600 NZD!!


gzt: No GST component at the checkout so I'm guessing this is also an import.


Depends how you look at it. Technically everything is an import, because none of the phones are made here. However buying from the NZ google store will have gst covered already, even if it's not specifically documented


 


Local service and warranty support that is the difference.

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  #1512635 13-Mar-2016 23:15
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Chis: $100 off Nexus 5X & 6P at Google store until 27/3 https://store.google.com

& free shipping.

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  #1512651 13-Mar-2016 23:34
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Hmm. Can't find any information in the store on the NZ warranty period.

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