我用了中国移动，用了快四年。从前没觉得好，但相对来说平稳。 为用3G服务我换到了中国联通。这个联通服3G服务的确很快，而186号码选择不错，但其它方面都没联通那么承受。

1）联通服务信号经常很弱。在许多地方移动完全有信号，但联通就显示“无服务”

2）“12593″。如你得打国际电话，移动的12593非常优惠。联通的“10193”也不错，但是无法跟3G服务一起用，所以就能通过“17900的美加直通车”，但是这种每次打电话浪费30秒钟在输入电话号码，原来的12593不用等 － 就存号码在练习簿里。

3）VIP客户服务。打电话到移动的10086，会自动的转换到VIP热线，但联通的服务就让大家一起排队，一起等等。

4）国际长途加“+00”。这个很麻烦因为反对国际标准。国际标准电话号码是：＋ 国家号 区号 本地号，但联通是“＋00国家号”。所以，如同步你的电话簿到联通的手机，而也同步到移动或AT&T或其它公司的手机，永远无法同步。这个真麻烦。

Additionally, China Unicom has supposedly purchased 500,000 iPhones that it expects to resell to customers in China, but I don’t think this is possible with the pricing plan that they’ve created. See iPhone @ CHU.

For a 3GS that does not have Wifi and is locked to China Unicom, if you sign up for a 2 year contract, you can spend: 386元 ($56) or 586元 ($86) per month you can get an iPhone for 1799元 ($264) or 99元 ($15). However, there is a deposit of 5200元 ($794) or 6900元 ($1014).

Meanwhile, for a real 3GS iPhone from Hong Kong – the official Wifi Enabled “Apple Unlocked” version that you can use with China Mobile, China Unicom, or any other carrier on the planet is HK$ 5388 ($695 / 4747元).

Apparently the target is the “186元” per month, on a 2 year contract which gives you an iPhone for 3500元. If they could move the 225/month phone down to 1999元, I think they could move their target quota.

Without the change, I expect the grey market from Apple Hong Kong will take the most market share.