Soldato
When you pre order the next phone you select your current phone for trade in, the value is applied to the Barclays loan automatically, any value left over is applied to the new phone and then you just spread what’s left over 48 months.
Poll: *** The Official iPhone 15 thread (it has USB-C and everything!) ***
48 months?
Soldato
Can you alter the payment duration? I was planning paying about 100 a month for 12 months and it’s paid for. ( after trade in)
Soldato
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Probably be better getting a 0% CC then you have full control.
Soldato
24 months.48 months?
Exactly the same boat. I can't believe how well my 11 is still going. It's far from slow and still does everything I require. Slightly better camera would be nice but tbh I rarely take many photos these days. I might just get a new battery fitted on the 11 and go another year. It looks as good as the day I got it but the battery is down to 84% which is pretty good for a near 4 year old phone.
Soldato
Mine is the same but the battery is on 69%(Nice 
) but usually lasts the day. There are the odd times that the battery does drain quickly(generally around iOS updates) but either an update or reboot sorts it. Yea, I could get the battery refreshed for £69 and it would probably last until next year but I have never had a flagship phone on release and I am currently in the position to sort so I have decided to go for it.
Something I do wish apple did was similar to Samsung Dex. The Pro phones are more than capable to give a desktop experience so I am unsure why Apple have not done their own version. Maybe it’s down to the fact they have entry level MacBooks with similar power to top end iPhone for casual users and they don’t want to lose that market however I do think it would be a nice feature.
On the finance, 24 months 0% isn’t bad on £1200/1300 which is about £50-60 a month.
Will see what happens in release.
) but usually lasts the day. There are the odd times that the battery does drain quickly(generally around iOS updates) but either an update or reboot sorts it. Yea, I could get the battery refreshed for £69 and it would probably last until next year but I have never had a flagship phone on release and I am currently in the position to sort so I have decided to go for it. Something I do wish apple did was similar to Samsung Dex. The Pro phones are more than capable to give a desktop experience so I am unsure why Apple have not done their own version. Maybe it’s down to the fact they have entry level MacBooks with similar power to top end iPhone for casual users and they don’t want to lose that market however I do think it would be a nice feature.
On the finance, 24 months 0% isn’t bad on £1200/1300 which is about £50-60 a month.
Will see what happens in release.
Soldato
Its not so much the cost increase as me wondering if an upgrade is actually needed..
Its going to be a very splintery bum upgrade at this rate which could go either way....
Soldato
Yes, there was a milf sunbathing near work and one of the other guys got his phone out to have a proper zoom...
Commissario
So where’s the pictures? I’m interested in what book she was reading.
Caporegime
I’m going to hang onto mine for at least another year I think/expect, I don’t feel like the 14pro is lacking anything for what I use it for.
Are you guys getting rid of your iphones now in order to get the 15? I’ve got my UR box in the post to send the iPhone 14 pro max off (quoted £835 - email to say offer will expire soon) but I’m hesitant of sending it. Should I just get rid now?
A: do I need to upgrade?
B: is it worth the extra possible 6-7hundred on top of the trade in.
A: do I need to upgrade?
B: is it worth the extra possible 6-7hundred on top of the trade in.
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Caporegime
These days 2-3 years for an upgrade will give an appreciable change. Phones are too incremental now.
Soldato
Cant remember now, was just impressed that you could quite clearly read the title of the book...
Anyways, back on topic, Tom's seems to be suggesting that even the stock 15 will get the same camera as the 14 Pro, which could mean I go for the stock 15 over the Pro, unless the 15 Pro takes a huge leap over that as far as its camera goes.
Obviously its not all about the mega pixels, but if it gets the optical zooms as well then that could settle it..
Very true, hence my dithering.
I have apple care on my 14 pro max ( the battery is at a miserable 92% health (bare in mind it’s barely a year old!) never used apple care before, how do I go about either getting the phone replaced or battery?
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Caporegime
iPhone Battery Replacement – Apple Support (UK)
Need more power? An Apple Store or Authorised Service Provider near you can replace your iPhone battery. See the associated cost by coverage type.
Right I made the switch from S21Ultra to the 13.
I miss the larger screen size but don’t miss the extra weight.
With the so called switch to titanium the phones are 10% lighter with better battery?
The other half has been making hints that her phone is acting up so I don’t need an excuse to jump on new hardware
I miss the larger screen size but don’t miss the extra weight.
With the so called switch to titanium the phones are 10% lighter with better battery?
The other half has been making hints that her phone is acting up so I don’t need an excuse to jump on new hardware
Caporegime
Correct, they are rumoured to be lighter and better battery life due to the move to 3nm chip.
How do you go about it though when it’s ‘not’ below 80%….iPhone Battery Replacement – Apple Support (UK)
Need more power? An Apple Store or Authorised Service Provider near you can replace your iPhone battery. See the associated cost by coverage type.support.apple.com
£105?
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Caporegime
Yep