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Originally posted by Dom
Only issue with the simplicity contracts is that they have a 200mb fair-usage allowance on the web bolt-on. If you get it unlocked then i would get T-Mobile's Solo 20 (30 Day Rolling Contract) which offers the same minutes (600) but unlimited texts and a 1GB data allowance instead of O2 "unlimited" 200mb allowance :thumbs:

[Edited on 16-10-2009 by Dom]

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iPhone - Best gadget ever. Nothing touches it.

On my own I bought the 8gig 3g outright (£350) then stayed on a simplicity tariff for £20.

(Works out cheaper than the 24m contact with the unlimited text bolt on)

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Originally posted by Chrissy
iPhone on a business contract :thumbs:

Its the best phone I have ever owned. Really can't see myself moving away to another company.

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I have an N97 and love it, if you after an Iphone as mentioned i would wait to see the "price war"if one materielises as it will be sure to create a slightly cheaper deal somewhere....

iPhone on a business contract :thumbs:

Its the best phone I have ever owned. Really can't see myself moving away to another company.

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Originally posted by Neil Dagens
im waiting for the n900 meant to be a great phone, but if i wanted an iphone id wait to see the new tariffs that are going to be coming out

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IPHONE deffo

iPhone on Simplicity - I will be going on to this in January when my 18 months are up.

im waiting for the n900 meant to be a great phone, but if i wanted an iphone id wait to see the new tariffs that are going to be coming out

Only issue with the simplicity contracts is that they have a 200mb fair-usage allowance on the web bolt-on. If you get it unlocked then i would get T-Mobile's Solo 20 (30 Day Rolling Contract) which offers the same minutes (600) but unlimited texts and a 1GB data allowance instead of O2 "unlimited" 200mb allowance :thumbs:

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do iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

iPhone, but forget that contract.

Take out a 12-month simplicity contract (get £35 cashback though QuidCo. if you cancel this [you can port your number to another sim, then port it back at the end of the 12 months] and then take the sim out again online [better deal more then likely] and receive QuidCo again).

Then buy the iPhone on PAYG.

Better minutes/texts and cheaper.

http://shop.o2.co.uk/simplicity-12

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Originally posted by corsa_tomtom
iPhone tariffs are dog. Wait till December/January to see what tariffs come out on Orange, t-mobile and vodafone for the iPhone. Hopefully they will be a lot better.

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Im just pissed off i basicly waited 2 years to get an iPhone! i sent 2 years fucking about with NoKias when the iphone was there :|

Nothing compares to it IMO! the next one will be even better!

2 year contract doesn't bother me in the slightest.

:lol: Paul, Andi keeps showing me his iPhone everytime I see him. Seems like an ace gadget.

I text a fair bit, but wouldnt have trouble cutting down.

2 year contract is the way things are going these days

2 year contract :|:|

I knew u would crack and go iphone

then if u spend alot get the bolt on for andi and ur mirs £7 a month - unlimited txt and phone calls to any 5 people of your choice !!

iPhone tariffs are dog. Wait till December/January to see what tariffs come out on Orange, t-mobile and vodafone for the iPhone. Hopefully they will be a lot better.

fuck having a 2 year contract for a start

iPhone is over rated, N97 will probably break down?:lol: Nokia Slide 6500, keep the change :look:

iPhone all day long, especially over the N97, Nokai failed witht this produt again! N900 is round the corner too!

theres no point in going into which phone is better, but the iphone is no longer a fashion statement, its everywhere because its one of the best phones out there.

Firstly what do you want to use it for ? Because apart from being an overpriced touchscreen fashion statement, the N97 is equally good if not better.

You'll find its more down to personal preference IMO.

iPhone
£87 to buy
24 month contract
600mins
500texts
Unlimited internet
£34p/m


N97
FREE phone
24 month contract
900mins
Unlimited texts
Unlimited internet
£35p/m

I think the iPhone is probably a better phone/gadget, but is it that good that it's worth sacrificing a decent tariff over?

So iPhone people, what are the pro's and con's of them?