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will be looking for new mobile soon
I will in the next few months be looking for a new mobile to replace my HTC Desire S that will be 19 months old by then. I only want to replace it as it seems to suffer from signal drop outs in weak signal areas.
I want to stay on pay and go. I want a mobile that uses micro USB for charging so it can fit my Android docking station I got 15 months ago. Also has to come with Android 4.1 or later. I have looked at the Samsung and also the Nexus 4 but I'm no sure about LG. By time I get a new mobile I will have saved about £40 of o2 rewards towards a new mobile. Do think I would get another HTC. Any ideas on a new mobile would be great. Darren |
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Anyone.
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As has been said on a number of other threads... Nexus 4. I wouldn't mess about getting it on PAYG though, get a SIM free one direct from Google. £239 or £279. It's the best phone you'll get SIM free for under £300, and O2 are charging more for it on PAYG!!!
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As has been said on a number of other threads... Nexus 4. I wouldn't mess about getting it on PAYG though, get a SIM free one direct from Google. £239 or £279. It's the best phone you'll get SIM free for under £300, and O2 are charging more for it on PAYG!!!
I did like the HTC Desire S until it started sufering from signal drop outs once in a while and as said thats the reason I want to replace my Desire S. Darren |
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In a matter of weeks, MWC will herald a series of new announcements.
No sense in buying before then. Plus the Nexus4 probably won't be available from Google before then anyway. |
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In a matter of weeks, MWC will herald a series of new announcements.
No sense in buying before then. Plus the Nexus4 probably won't be available from Google before then anyway. |
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N4 is in stock and shipping right now. Its says 1 to 2 weeks delivery, I got mine in about a week.
When I looked at the 16GB model the other day it said something different. Call me cynical though but if it really is 'in stock', there's no way it should take 1-2 weeks for delivery - especially not if you're paying whatever exactly they're charging for it (£9? £10?). Not to mention, the 16GB Nexus 10 says it will be delivered in 3-5 days. |
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Google are being very cautious now and seem to have 1-2 week delivery as standard even when they can do it in 2-3 days.
The Nexus 4 is the best smartphone in the sub £300 market. Although the S3's price has been dropping a little lately it still costs around £380 average from what I've seen. |
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I got quoted 1-2 weeks delivery and got my Nexus 4 in 2 days. Like has been said, Google are erring on the side of caution with their delivery estimates after the debacle last year. It's an absolute billy bargain of a phone - no other phone comes near for the price. Plus SIM FREE so no more signing up for a 24 month contract that tends to increase with inflation each year and which you can do nothing about. There are some cracking 30 day SIM deals out there.
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Google are being very cautious now and seem to have 1-2 week delivery as standard even when they can do it in 2-3 days.
The Nexus 4 is the best smartphone in the sub £300 market. Although the S3's price has been dropping a little lately it still costs around £380 average from what I've seen. It worked out well for me though as that was the amount I was able to claim back against my insurance. |
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As an aside - can you believe that 3 quoted my a price of £449.99 to replace my broken Galaxy Nexus!!
It worked out well for me though as that was the amount I was able to claim back against my insurance. http://store.three.co.uk/view/produc...priceplan=PAYG |
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Google are being very cautious now and seem to have 1-2 week delivery as standard even when they can do it in 2-3 days.
It may not have been quite the same PR disaster but it's been just as difficult to get whole of as the Nexus4. |
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So it is.
When I looked at the 16GB model the other day it said something different. Call me cynical though but if it really is 'in stock', there's no way it should take 1-2 weeks for delivery - especially not if you're paying whatever exactly they're charging for it (£9? £10?). Not to mention, the 16GB Nexus 10 says it will be delivered in 3-5 days. |
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I can easy hold of 3 or 4 weeks before getting a new mobile. Whats the Nexus 4 like with signal.
I dont want to be spending over £300 on a mobile. Darren |
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I can easy hold of 3 or 4 weeks before getting a new mobile. Whats the Nexus 4 like with signal.
I dont want to be spending over £300 on a mobile. Darren |
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I dont want to get a new mobile then find it like the HTC Desire S and sufer from signal drop outs now and again.
I have looked at the Nexus 4 and it seems good on the reviews. Any phone I end up getting I would have to transfer my number to a new sim as im not using a micro sim. Darren |
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