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Is that a joke? I'm paying that for my S3 contract which had a free handset and 70 quid cashback, the only difference is a mere 1000 rather than unlimited texts.Quote:
O2 are offering it for £26 p/m unlimited O2 are offering it for £26 p/m unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, 1 GB of data and a minutes, unlimited texts, 1 GB of data and a handset cost of £359 for the 32GB model.
Correction: 28 quid per month. But still...
Without knowing the contract length those numbers are useless.
24 months, as is pretty much standard now. If the iPhone contract is 12 months then that's probably a fair price, otherwise it's a ludicrous premium. Henners?
Be interesting to run the numbers to see how much that two year lock in is worth. i.e. 24 x monthly cost + phone cost compared with 24 x SIM only months and paying full price for the handset.
It's worth knowing that the iPhone 4G is only for EE (Orange & TMobile) only.
Three hundred quid up front?! Some mistake surely. Even for a launch price that's insane. Hang on a few weeks until the hype has passed and I'm sure they'llbe giving them away.
Contract cost 2 years £983
sim only. 1 year contract £599 + 24*£20 = £480 = £1,079.
So you save roughly £100 over the 2 years.
Personally I'd rather pay the extra not to be tied in.
4G isn't following on other providers. O2 and Vodafone are deploying on frequencies incompatible with the iPhone 5.
I've seen the 4S free on ~30 tariffs for months now.