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audi321 said:
I need a 128gb phone.
Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
I think that is a good deal. I pay £11/month for 4GB data, add in the £699 cost of the phone and that is £963 over 24 months, compared to the £894 you have been quoted. You also get an extra 1GB of data and the advantage of not having to pay so much upfront.Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
I have always bought the phone separately from my contract and made some good savings by doing so, but I might switch back next time.
johnwilliams77 said:
audi321 said:
I need a 128gb phone.
Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
Yeah. Pay for phone upfront then get a SIM only. Works out cheaper.Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
Phone is £699, you need to get a helluva SIM deal to get 5GB and unlimited texts/mins for about £8/mo for two years to beat that price. Factor in a network switch in the middle and two shots of cashback on the SIMs and you should just about do it, but it's a lot of faff.
Don't get me wrong, I buy SIM-free and even if it were slightly more expensive I'd probably still do it for the freedom, but that looks a decent deal for what the poster is looking for.
loudlashadjuster said:
But I don't think it does.
Phone is £699, you need to get a helluva SIM deal to get 5GB and unlimited texts/mins for about £7/mo for two years to beat that price. Factor in a network switch in the middle and two shots of cashback on the SIMs and you should just about do it, but it's a lot of faff.
Don't get me wrong, I buy SIM-free and even if it were slightly more expensive I'd probably still do it for the freedom, but that looks a decent deal for what the poster is looking for.
3 was doing 5GB data and unlimited texts & minutes last month for £8, I got EE to match the deal Phone is £699, you need to get a helluva SIM deal to get 5GB and unlimited texts/mins for about £7/mo for two years to beat that price. Factor in a network switch in the middle and two shots of cashback on the SIMs and you should just about do it, but it's a lot of faff.
Don't get me wrong, I buy SIM-free and even if it were slightly more expensive I'd probably still do it for the freedom, but that looks a decent deal for what the poster is looking for.
loudlashadjuster said:
Dejay1788 said:
3 was doing 5GB data and unlimited texts & minutes last month for £8, I got EE to match the deal
And that it a helluva deal johnwilliams77 said:
audi321 said:
I need a 128gb phone.
Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
Yeah. Pay for phone upfront then get a SIM only. Works out cheaper.Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
audi321 said:
johnwilliams77 said:
audi321 said:
I need a 128gb phone.
Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
Yeah. Pay for phone upfront then get a SIM only. Works out cheaper.Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
audi321 said:
johnwilliams77 said:
audi321 said:
I need a 128gb phone.
Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
Yeah. Pay for phone upfront then get a SIM only. Works out cheaper.Before I go ahead with the deal. Can anyone beat £150 upfront and £30.99/mth for 5gb data, unlimited sms and mins?
£10 per month with 4GB data = £120 for the year
- £60 amazon voucher
- £40 Quidco cashback
= £20 per year = £1.67 per month
£20 per month with 15GB data = £240 for the year
- £90 Amazon voucher
- £60 Quidco cashback
= £90 per year = £7.50 per month
If you don't have BT add £5 per month to the above.
fido said:
Got my 7Plus (128GB) last night. 82% battery left after a whole day. Quite pleased with it - though can't believe I've blown £800+ on a phone. Jeez - let me take it in - that is mental!
Do you use it at all!? That's mad, you must get 4-5 days out of a charge? I didn't know thst was even possible to be honest, even if the phone is just on standby.
leglessAlex said:
That's mad, you must get 4-5 days out of a charge? I didn't know thst was even possible to be honest, even if the phone is just on standby.
I'm been mostly using it for talking on the phone with headhunters and surfing the Wi-Fi in my local pub. So not just stand-by.Incidentally it already had 80% charge on it when I got home from the Apple Store to restore it. They just happened to have one in stock - so might be a freshly delivered Apple.
I'm thinking of getting a 7+ on the weekend. Can you download an alphanumeric keyboard with numbers along the top, for them?
Can't seem to get a straight answer on Google. I'd like to go back to an iPhone, but not to messing around every time I want to enter a number. Postcodes especially!
Can't seem to get a straight answer on Google. I'd like to go back to an iPhone, but not to messing around every time I want to enter a number. Postcodes especially!
wiggy001 said:
W4NTED said:
Picked up an Iphone 7 Plus at John Lewis - the call sound quality seems weird - almost borderline like it's a whatsapp call or a speaker phone....is this a dodgy handset or have others found the same issue? The sound on my Iphone 6 was much more "normal"?
Thanks
Funny you should say that, but I noticed the same thing on my 7 Plus coming from a 6. It's not that I can't hear the other person properly. In fact, I can't put my finger on what it is. But it definitely sounds different. I did move from Vodafone to BT Mobile so just put it down to that, but it might be something to do with the handset. A quick google suggests we are not alone on this.Thanks
Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
wiggy001 said:
Following on from this, I've completely got used to people I call sounding "different" now. But my wife has just told me that I sound really muffled when I call her, like I'm under water or something. We've just done a quick test and it seems to be down to the case I'm using but, as far as I can tell, it doesn't cover the microphone at all. The case I am using is this one
Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
have you tried taking it off and seeing if it changes things?Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
Efbe said:
wiggy001 said:
Following on from this, I've completely got used to people I call sounding "different" now. But my wife has just told me that I sound really muffled when I call her, like I'm under water or something. We've just done a quick test and it seems to be down to the case I'm using but, as far as I can tell, it doesn't cover the microphone at all. The case I am using is this one
Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
have you tried taking it off and seeing if it changes things?Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
wiggy001 said:
Efbe said:
wiggy001 said:
Following on from this, I've completely got used to people I call sounding "different" now. But my wife has just told me that I sound really muffled when I call her, like I'm under water or something. We've just done a quick test and it seems to be down to the case I'm using but, as far as I can tell, it doesn't cover the microphone at all. The case I am using is this one
Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
have you tried taking it off and seeing if it changes things?Any ideas how that case could affect the call quality from me to other people?
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