Motorola's DROID Pro still doesn't have a solid release date (November 11th is rumored) or price, but if a recent Verizon posting is to be believed, the globe-trotting DROID is going to cost a pretty penny.  According to a listing on a VZW test site, the DROID Pro is set to cost $299 with a two year contract, or $499.99 unsubsidized.  The page has since been taken down, but now that the info is out there, we have to ask: would you be willing to pay $300 for the business-centric DROID Pro?

Considering that the DROID Pro is both a world phone and a business device, a price tag of $300 doesn't seem completely out of the question.  Then again, that figure would make the handset the most expensive subsidized Android phone we've seen yet.  Since it doesn't pack a special display or a particularly high screen resolution (unlike the $250 Epic 4G), a $300 cost could turn a lot of consumers off.  My guess?  This is probably the price before rebate.  When the DROID Pro does finally launch, I have a feeling it'll be priced at $199.99 with a two year contract and $100 mail-in rebate.  We have seen some crazy things happen in the mobile world, though, so we'll just have to wait and see what Verizon finally prices the device at.  Do you think $300 is too much for the DROID Pro?  Would you pay that much for the BlackBerry-esque device?

Via Droid-Life, @wade_county