You don't have to own your home to have home contents insurance (you don't have to have home contents insurance even if you do own your home), it's a completely separate insurance package from buildings insurance which is required for mortgages.
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iPhone 14/Plus UK iPhone 14/14 Plus/14 Pro/14 Pro Max Pre-release, Orders and Dispatch Thread
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You don't have to own your home to have home contents insurance (you don't have to have home contents insurance even if you do own your home), it's a completely separate insurance package from buildings insurance which is required for mortgages.
CE mark is still legal and can be used until 31st of December 2024.
UKCA marking is only voluntary until then.
Businesses to be given UK product marking flexibility
Businesses given 2 additional years to apply new product safety marking.
Mine jumped from £53.90 to £61.66 and £58.10 to £66.46. These figure include 30% F&F discount. If I didn’t have the discount i would have done the same.
CE mark is still legal and can be used until 31st of December 2024.
UKCA marking is only voluntary until then.
Businesses to be given UK product marking flexibility
Businesses given 2 additional years to apply new product safety marking.www.gov.uk
Thank you for that. I stand corrected!
I deliberately timed mine so that it wouldn’t go up in the price hike.
I’m paying £54 a month for a 14 Pro Max 256gb with 100gb of data from O2.
Plus £8 a month for a 20gb SIM only deal for my wife in her 13 mini
I’m paying £54 a month for a 14 Pro Max 256gb with 100gb of data from O2.
Plus £8 a month for a 20gb SIM only deal for my wife in her 13 mini
That's an amazing deal.
How did you get the 14 Pro Max for that price? Are you a long term O2 customer or something or did you get some type of discount?
But I think O2 device and sim plans are separate and the device plans are 24 month contracts I think?
Or an additional upfront fee of £600+ for the device. I was with O2 for over ten years and never got any decent deals for my loyalty. That sort of thing seems dead these days.
Yeah it’s a 3 year deal, though I don’t usually let it roll that long. After around 18 months I tend to pay off what’s left of the device plan.
I also have 20% off the airtime section of the plan now I’m working for the NHS, which made it the same £20 a month I was paying for that plan as a SIM only
I also have 20% off the airtime section of the plan now I’m working for the NHS, which made it the same £20 a month I was paying for that plan as a SIM only
How can you wait that long? 18 months?
I start getting impatient after 9-10 months for an upgrade.
I was quite happy with my launch day 12 Pro to be honest. I paid it off early because I could quite happily manage it and wanted to cut my monthly outgoings.
I’d have carried on using it now, but I was charging 3 times a day and some mornings I’d wake up to find it hadn’t charged overnight.
Even though that could probably be fixed by a battery replacement, the modem issues were my biggest annoyance. After 5G was turned on locally, I’d find that moving away to a 4G network would cut my data connection rather often and need a toggle of airplane mode or a reboot to fix sometimes.
That plus I sold my iPad then missed the larger screen and wondered if the larger phone would fill that hole.
I take issue with being called a psychopath. My naked phone is beautiful 😂. The only scuffs on it are on the edges which are annoying af I have to admit. My screen protector does most of the heavy lifting. I’ll admit I’ve changed it about 3 times so far because it’s cracked from slight drops or knocks.p.s. - if anyone carries their phone around 'naked' then they are a psychopath and should have cover
Voxi has Wi-Fi calling and visual voicemail
I can’t remember if it was on Macrumors or elsewhere but EE do offer device plans like o2, Tesco Mobile etc - however you have to call customer services AFAIK to get it.
Surprised they don’t offer it online yet as CPI & 3.9% is bad *but* at least it would only impact the airtime agreement instead of the cost in one fell swoop.
Surprised they don’t offer it online yet as CPI & 3.9% is bad *but* at least it would only impact the airtime agreement instead of the cost in one fell swoop.
Off topic, but can you guys recommend a good/accurate weather app? Dark Sky was my go to App before Apple decided to get rid of it.
A lot of recommendations I read online are suited to those living in the US and Canada...
A lot of recommendations I read online are suited to those living in the US and Canada...
I just got Carrot this week, love it so far.
using the trial for the premium subscription but likely to pay from my experience so far
I will try it out. Are you going to upgrade to the ultra premium subscription?
Also, what weather source do you use?
I stuck with the default which is Foreca, not sure which to go for.
wont upgrade to ultra premium as it does everything I need it to do for now
So far yes. But I’m only on day 4 or 5 now.
I’m going on holiday on Thursday so I’ll be interested to see if it’s accurate then.
Ahh I see
I have just downloaded it. A lot of customisation can be done as well which can be confusing.
I bet they'd get a lot more takers if the monthly sub was £5 instead of £11.99