It is worth to have LTE network support. Like me, i need faster internet to email and upload heavy file for my work. LTE in the phone is bonus for me when away from office or pc.

Really important to watch 1080p videos or for streaming porn on your phone.
And of course for torrenting small files on your phone too.

Great. Just wondering where you're getting the heater and ink.

I will say source everything from outside, aliexpress.com is a good place to start finding. The ONLY thing you should source locally is the hardware, i.e. nuts, bolts, washers, shafts and stuff. Even power supply is cheaper if you get from China.

not in Malaysia tho. Data plans here are friggin expensive and you won't even dare to stream Youtube, what more 1080p videos, unless you are running on an unlimited data plan.

I think you misinterpreted my message wrongly. I said LTE is the way to go at this point of time which is why not many people are keen on getting the US sets. Only for those who do not have LTE coverage in their areas can consider the US set if they are really eager to get their hands on the N5.

Having said that, 2-3 years for a phone is rather long no? Not many will stick to their phones for that long in this age of technology unless he/she loves the phone truly or does not intend to waste unnecessary money of course .

I feel like starting a new "official" thread for Nexus 5.What should I include in the FAQ section? Anything else you guys think I should add?

Advice from the expert TS joytest

I'll stick to my RM300-cheaper US set and RM28 data plan for now, saves me about RM550 a year compared to if I get an LTE version and LTE-enabled data plan. Will probably change phones within next two years, so don't think it will be a biggie for me.

LTE

If you leave in KL/Selangor, it is worth for u to get the LTE version. If not, US set already good to get it.

not everyone like you bro, me heavy data usage too for work purpose

Just do what is within means. Phantomash is also experienced. I suppose a changelog helps both ts and readers to remember updates better.

one thing that is crucial is highlighting the differences and availability of D820 vs D821 sets
thank you for stepping up

Maybe compiling the price from each region? (Sort of like "how can you get one" walkthrough)

I'm in Selangor but haven't reach my area yet, even data coverage is not very strong.

How much is the LTE enabled data plan? Didn't know it require extra charges

I believe he meant Operators such as Maxis/Celcom

You should get whichever suits your budget. Don't let anyone tell you what you should own or what you shouldn't. The money is yours, you make the decisions.

come post at new Nexus 5 thread. Let me know what I should add

If not mistakakrn, there is no charge or specific plan to use LTE network. Just go to service centre n apply to change normal simcard to LTE sim card.