Did my O2 preorder in store this afternoon after work. Apparently I bagged the last 6S 128gb space grey for release day! Depending on what time I start work on the 25th, I might mosey on down in the morning. Otherwise it will have to wait until my lunch break.
Something that slightly annoyed me though was the £50 deposit. There wasn't a deposit last year, and the dude on webchat last week said there would be no deposit this year either. So don't know what that's all about. Its only a deposit, so I get it back regardless, it just threw me a bit.
Something REALLY annoying though, is that I can't keep my current tariff. Which means my bill will go up by £8 per month. Stupid that O2 have scrapped their 2gb tariffs but kept the 1gb :-/
What deal did you get? Best that I'm seeing is £46 (£25 phone, £21 tariff).Very strange when I did my upgrade on o2 I didn't need to pay any deposit! Glad really because I cancelled and upgraded via mobiles.co.uk for a much much better deal!
What deal did you get? Best that I'm seeing is £46 (£25 phone, £21 tariff).
Did my O2 preorder in store this afternoon after work. Apparently I bagged the last 6S 128gb space grey for release day! Depending on what time I start work on the 25th, I might mosey on down in the morning. Otherwise it will have to wait until my lunch break.
Something that slightly annoyed me though was the £50 deposit. There wasn't a deposit last year, and the dude on webchat last week said there would be no deposit this year either. So don't know what that's all about. Its only a deposit, so I get it back regardless, it just threw me a bit.
Something REALLY annoying though, is that I can't keep my current tariff. Which means my bill will go up by £8 per month. Stupid that O2 have scrapped their 2gb tariffs but kept the 1gb :-/
EE is shocking for roaming. 4 quid a day and you only get 50mb.
O2 is £1.99 a day and you get unlimited usage.
If I were to change networks is only consider three as they now have quite a few countries with free roaming.
Very true, each network has it's strengths and weaknesses - for me, it's between Vodafone and Three for the world roaming options but one other thing to consider are the recent VoLTE/voice-over-wifi changes - those could be a potential game changer for those (like me) who live in areas with terrible reception across all networks.Unfortunately there are more factors to consider then that. The primary one is what signal strength you get in the places you use it most like home and work. I use to be on O2 but got poor signal both at home and work as well as many other places. With EE I get a much stronger signal. Plus EE are the only ones offering wi-fi calling which can come in handy.
I am thinking of moving from Vodafone to EE - but as I travel a lot the £3 a day Euro Passport and £5 a day World Passport - to allow me to use my "at home" call and data package is very useful - I've had a look but can't see if EE do anything similar ?? Anyone know??
Vodafone are offering wifi calling with the 6s and 6s+ model nowVery true, each network has it's strengths and weaknesses - for me, it's between Vodafone and Three for the world roaming options but one other thing to consider are the recent VoLTE/voice-over-wifi changes - those could be a potential game changer for those (like me) who live in areas with terrible reception across all networks.
Very strange when I did my upgrade on o2 I didn't need to pay any deposit! Glad really because I cancelled and upgraded via mobiles.co.uk for a much much better deal!
Vodafone are pffering wifi calling with the 6s and 6s+ model now
EE do have something similar, £3 a day for 1GB data in the EU, you can also get call add on's. Also if you're on a EE extra tariff you can use your call and text allowance like as at home.
Quick update on EE tariff (renewal of 12 monthly SIM only contract):
First call to customer support and got offered £20.99 4Gb Unlimited Minutes and Texts, which I immediately rejected and quoted a few of the other networks prices.
Was then transferred to Retentions, who offered £16.99 4Gb Unlimited Minutes and Texts.
Didn't go as far as requesting a PAC code (which might have prompted a better offer?), but said I needed some time to think about it...
Will this be as good as it gets?
I upgraded with O2 through mobiles.co.uk too! Had a launch day 6S 64GB Space grey on order and decided I wanted a 6S+ and not only did mobiles.co.uk have better upgrade deals for O2 (which is a shame considering I'm a loyal customer and O2 said there was 'nothing they could offer'), but they also had much better shipping dates than O2 did/do!
Got iPhone 6S+ 64GB Space Grey with unlimited texts and calls, 3GB of data for £46pm and £84 upfront (with promo code).
I got offered the same deal as you, 20.99 but then reduced by 4 pounds to 16.99. Mine however included free unltd calls to 0800 numbers which I need as I sometimes do freelance and need to call 0800 numbers frequently. I accepted the deal as I couldn't be bothered with going to retention etc
All in all they couldn't beat my previous contract which was 5gb data, 2k minutes and unltd texts and unltd 0800 calls for 10 pounds a month. Yes, 10 pounds a month for the first 6 months, then 20 pounds a month, which works out at 15 quid a month which is not a good deal really.
Only on O2 and EE not threeI preordered my 6S Plus and have got an estimated delivery of 25/9. I wanted the Rose Gold but it was sold out for the 6S Plus 64GB when I ordered so I cancelled it and got the Space Grey instead. I always buy the phone outright then go on SIM only. I go with Three all the time as they are the only network I can find that has unlimited data, which is the only thing I really want.
Anyone remember when they introduced visual voicemail? I can't seem to get it to work with Three. Is it a US only feature?
Only on O2 and EE not three
I use an app called WeQ4U for calling 08 number's, worked well so far (only used it for about 4 different number's, but still works!).
Anyone bothering with iOS 9 tomorrow?
Anyone bothering with iOS 9 tomorrow?