T-Mobile began selling the Xperia Z3 in October 2014, but then pulled the phone from sale earlier this month, after just six months on the market. The Z3 is once again available from the "Un-carrier", though for a reduced up-front price of $499, down from its original $630.
T-Mobile did not state their reason for discontinuing sales of the device, and have yet to comment on the phone being back in stock. Given this move from T-Mobile, it's likely that the carrier will offer the recently-announced Xperia Z4, Sony's latest flagship device, which will launch later this year.
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