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Apple iPhone and related items (cont.)

Hard to believe it will any different to Orange, unless they are waiting to undercut the competition? O2... not chance.
 
Might be time for me to to upgrade from the iPhone 3G

Just need to work out where to get one from, might try the O2 shop at The O2.
 
It's a nice machine, but I still like my phone droppable and not running out of battery :)
 
i've seen a few videos both officia and otherwise and it does look __smashing__... blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone??
 
Is it just me or are those o2 prices a bit bonkers?

The phone is more expensive on a 24month contract than it is on an 18month contract? So why would anyone go for a 24 month contract?
 
i've seen a few videos both officia and otherwise and it does look __smashing__... blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone
blackberry/iphone??
What about blackberry/iphone/htc desire?

Blackberry still rule the roost for some things, but if you're after HD video, then it's got to be the iPhone.
 
Is it just me or are those o2 prices a bit bonkers?

The phone is more expensive on a 24month contract than it is on an 18month contract? So why would anyone go for a 24 month contract?

Where is that? It looks the other way round to me.

e2a actually I see it now, only on the 100 minutes contract. v odd. A typo perhaps?
 
fen_boy said:
Is anyone else cheaper though? Orange aren't, for me.

It's the cut from 600 to 300 minutes that kills it for me. To get what I have now will cost me £440 more than the last iPhone did.

Strictly speaking, I could afford that. But fuck them. I can get a Desire on another network for £30.
 
After a little bit of maths:

If I bought the iPhone 4 32GB from Apple and got an O2 Simplicity tariff (£15/mo for 12 months), it would cost me £869 (factoring in the 18mo equivalent of the Pay Monthly contract).

If I went for an upgrade through O2, on the £35/mo tariff, it would cost me £909.

Not a huge difference, but £40 is £40. Plus the option to change to a different contract after 12 months instead of 18, potentially saving some more money should my needs change. I'm going to hold fire on what O2 is selling the iPhone for re: Simplicity tariffs (I can't find that info anywhere on their site, I'm assuming it hasn't been announced yet), but it's likely I'll go down that route rather than the slightly more expensive 18mo option.

Either way, bloody expensive. But that's what you get for being a twat who likes shiny things.
 
After a little bit of maths:

If I bought the iPhone 4 32GB from Apple and got an O2 Simplicity tariff (£15/mo for 12 months), it would cost me £869 (factoring in the 18mo equivalent of the Pay Monthly contract).

If I went for an upgrade through O2, on the £35/mo tariff, it would cost me £909.

Not a huge difference, but £40 is £40. Plus the option to change to a different contract after 12 months instead of 18, potentially saving some more money should my needs change. I'm going to hold fire on what O2 is selling the iPhone for re: Simplicity tariffs (I can't find that info anywhere on their site, I'm assuming it hasn't been announced yet), but it's likely I'll go down that route rather than the slightly more expensive 18mo option.

Either way, bloody expensive. But that's what you get for being a twat who likes shiny things.

This is exactly the same calculation process that I've just been through.
 
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