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£36 (with £40 upfront) on a 24month contract, 100G data for a iPhone XR?
That's like free data for 2 years. Where do I sign up?
Do we have a Black Friday 2018 Deals thread
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£36 (with £40 upfront) on a 24month contract, 100G data for a iPhone XR?
That's like free data for 2 years. Where do I sign up?
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mobiles.co.uk or mobilesphonedirect.co.uk
don't forget the £42 quidco
64gb £9.99 upfront
https://www.mobiles.co.uk/apple-iphone-xr-64gb-white?tariffcode=GRHZMNOV18&giftcode=NA
The 256gb model with £40 upfront looks to have ended on MPD (in fact, it looks like they have pulled all the voda black friday deals). Heard that 4,000 had ordered on Friday and they were struggling to meet demand.
me and my missus had vodafone contracts that were up and both went for the p20 pro with 100gb
the store staff found it so funny my missus was moving from a 1gb cotract to a 100gb contract
alo saved about 12% on a 6 nights in manhatten next year..I didnt eeven realise hotels had sales!
the store staff found it so funny my missus was moving from a 1gb cotract to a 100gb contract
alo saved about 12% on a 6 nights in manhatten next year..I didnt eeven realise hotels had sales!
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Thanks....now the steps, do I still need to call my existing network for the MAC code?
Even the XS is not bad value...just a high up front cost.
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That's the one...it's been like 10 years since I moved! The only downside is the phone will be locked?
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Can you not unlock it after a year? or contract ends with a code?
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I am going to have to look into this, it seems the deal is amazing, getting a new iphone for essentially £400 (as i am paying £20 a month). The only downside is after 2 years I will need to find a similar sim only deal again.
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ignore me
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Got my S9 from mobiles.co.uk on contract a while back, been fine so far tbh. Was cheaper than buying the phone at the time on it's own.
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It just went from £9.99 up front to £50 up front for the 64G model...
Was just looking myself there and was about to say the same.
Always, or just this post?
I missed out on one deal I should have gone for. I got greedy. It might have been posted on here, the Panasonic Lumix DC-GX800 that was reduced on Curry's from £299 to £219. I added it to my John Lewis watch list, to see if they would match it (I get JL discount) which they did, but it was sold out by the time I could use my discount again. Then today the price has gone back to £299 everywhere.
Oh well. I did get the 4K webcam I missed on Amazon Prime day at almost half price.
Isn't it the same technology in both things? You can still set Hue coloured bulbs to 'white' and change the warmth, you don't have to use the colours.
It is Hue. It is the same tech as my Hue Go lights, infact no different apart from being a lot more in cost and a ceiling friendly design. Hue Go's require no hub to work and have preset light colours available via the rear button. The hub merely enhances and integrates the lamp into the rest of the household light network and gives you more flexibility.
All I bought this year was a usbc PD/QC4 90w charger for the surface book.
It was on my wish list.
So I've only spent 30 this weekend. Just don't need anything.
Also, spent some time with an alexa this weekend at a friend's house. Won't be getting one. Felt like a lot of faff, so that saves a project next year
It was on my wish list.
So I've only spent 30 this weekend. Just don't need anything.
Also, spent some time with an alexa this weekend at a friend's house. Won't be getting one. Felt like a lot of faff, so that saves a project next year
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Alexa is good for three things:
1. kitchen timer
2. changing hue lights
3. putting on the heating/hot water
apart from that its pretty pointless, but I still like appreciate the convenance of not having to load an app on your phone to do those things.
until we reach a point where most electronics have smart functionality its always going to be a novelty purchase.
1. kitchen timer
2. changing hue lights
3. putting on the heating/hot water
apart from that its pretty pointless, but I still like appreciate the convenance of not having to load an app on your phone to do those things.
until we reach a point where most electronics have smart functionality its always going to be a novelty purchase.