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Huawei Honor 7 4G 16GB Dual-SIM 5.2" Mobile Phone + receive £20 Amazon credit @ Amazon £209.99

£209.99 Amazon UK19 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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Jakirrr21

14 Dec 15

Deal of the day. Seen numerous deals for this price at vMall with code. Now you can get it with Amazon's amazing customer service and you will also receive £20 Amazon credit if you purchase this phone!

This only has one 4G SIM slot and one 2G one/microSD slot as people are pointing out in the comments. Limited it's usefulness dramatically in my eyes.
- omgpleasespamme

The £20 credit will be taken off automatically off your next purchase. It won't show up on your gift certificate balance. Should be applied to your account by December 19th.

Top comments

topss to PPennell

14 Dec 15 16 #48

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 3 #19

One of the slots is dual - SIM or SD card. Tyton wants two SIMs and SD expansion, so no go.

sunnydurian

14 Dec 15 3 #1

Final cost is £189.99!!
"This product is one a Deal of the Day, receive £20 Amazon Credit when purchasing this smartphone.
The Offer only applies to items sold by Amazon.co.uk and does not apply to purchases made from third party sellers on the Amazon.co.uk Marketplace platform. Offer valid until 14 December11:59pm, 2015. Find out more."

All comments (122)

sunnydurian

14 Dec 15 3 #1

leetron

14 Dec 15 1 #2

Free £20 Amazon credit applied when purchasing...makes this the best deal yet for the honor 7

You just beat me to it!!

gratisaja

14 Dec 15 #3

this phone reliable? many reviews apart from the amazon ones?

Jakirrr21 to gratisaja

14 Dec 15 1 #4

I don't have this phone, but I've been using an Honor 6 for almost a year and not a single problem. Battery still holds a good charge compared to iPhones after same period of time. I highly recommend Huawei from my experience :smiley:

Speculator

14 Dec 15 #5

Should be 5.2", not 5.5".

Sissi1

14 Dec 15 2 #6

This is the best phone that I ever had. The finger scanner is amazing and the design is perfect.

peteral

14 Dec 15 #7

A solid flagship smartphone for a ridiculous price！

jackyjacky

14 Dec 15 #8

Honor 7 Marshmallow

Inquisitor

14 Dec 15 #9

Not sure I want to commit yet, will it get sold out you think since its deal of the day?

vijigerm

14 Dec 15 #10

I have £80 gift card balance in my account, but it is not allowing me to use that balance. Do you know why?

gilesrdavies

14 Dec 15 #11

I can't see any reference to the £20 voucher you get when purchasing the phone, if someone could tell me where details on that are, it would be hugely appreciated.

But still a great deal and avoids all the crap you have to do on the VMall website, where you have to request a £40 voucher code and only have one hour to claim on their website!

wirly to gilesrdavies

14 Dec 15 2 #15

When you get through to payment advised £20 credit will be applied to your Amazon account within 5 days to spend before end of Feb 16, so not effectively £189.99 as your limited to a Amazon voucher. But good deal of the day

Jimmyboy to gilesrdavies

14 Dec 15 #31

Showed under my delivery address in the checkout page (on my mobile).

Jetset1981

14 Dec 15 #12

You need to get them separately.

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #13

My Honor 7, from Amazon UK a fortnight ago, came with headphones.

sam1970

14 Dec 15 #14

damn HUKD..another purchase at this early time of the morning. I am very happy with my honor 6 which I had from Amazon for a year now but I hated the plastic body so an upgrade to this metal beauty is on the way. £189 - £7 Amazon voucher code from their recent offer = total of £182.99

Tyton

14 Dec 15 2 #16

nearly pushed the buy button but I need 2 sims, one work one personal and a sd card for my music, but unfortunately this cannot do it :-( still a great deal.

Neobrown to Tyton

14 Dec 15 #18

gsmarena says it comes with 2 sim slots

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #17

From a fortnight of using -

Good points -

Great battery life, comfortable size, bright screen, unlocks in micro seconds with the fingerprint reader. Marshmallow beta being rolled out OTA if you sign up. Comes with screen protector already applied, and headphones and charger with cable.

Bad points -

No NFC so don't expect to use the Fingerprint reader for Android Pay. EMUI is a bit Marmite (install Google Now Launcher). Hard to get good cases - sent three tat cases back to Amazon already, ended up with a Nilkin black clip-around case.

Great price - wonder if Amazon will refund me the difference...

RiverDragon8 to BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #30

Get Nova Launcher Prime for 10p.

RiverDragon8 to BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #32

Get Nova Launcher Prime for 10p.

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 3 #19

One of the slots is dual - SIM or SD card. Tyton wants two SIMs and SD expansion, so no go.

Tyton

14 Dec 15 1 #20

it looks like it only has one "slot" and you can either put 2 sims or one sim and sd card - pity as its ticks all the other boxes for me .

mattu to Tyton

14 Dec 15 #24

You can use two sims and an SD card. but it does require some engineering! has been done.

r4do to Tyton

14 Dec 15 1 #28

Yes, and have to mention that the second sim port is only GSM, that means if you want to use two THREE.co.uk cards, only one will be active, because THREE.co.uk is only 3/4g. I wish I`d known this before.

Damo_T

14 Dec 15 #21

I can't see any information about the £20 credit. Can it be spent on anything on Amazon ore only films and music? Where would I find reference to it please?

spannerzone to Damo_T

14 Dec 15 #22

If viewing this on a desktop/tablet it says right under the picture of the phone:

This product is one a Deal of the Day, receive £20 Amazon Credit when purchasing this smartphone.
The Offer only applies to items sold by Amazon.co.uk and does not apply to purchases made from third party sellers on the Amazon.co.uk Marketplace platform. Offer valid until 14 December11:59pm, 2015. Find out more.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/b?ie=UTF8&node=8986538031

flang

14 Dec 15 #23

Soooo temping for the price. Shame no quick charge/4k video/wireless charging/NFC or usb C.

rohitmkiller to flang

14 Dec 15 #41

Dagan2008 to flang

14 Dec 15 #51

The reviews I'm seeing say it does have quick charge (check the cable though) and NFC.

jayarajn

14 Dec 15 #25

heat added.

spannerzone

14 Dec 15 #26

Other than a slightly poor battery life, it seems like a near perfect phone for the price

jackyjacky to spannerzone

14 Dec 15 #29

The battery life of my phone is ok for at least one day heavy use.

r4do

14 Dec 15 #27

My phone came with headphones.

geekyboy12

14 Dec 15 #33

Here is a review on the Honor 7 by GSMArena

http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_honor_7-review-1279.php

pontprennau

14 Dec 15 2 #34

how? this phone looks perfect apart from the second sim sharing the sd slot :disappointed:

thedon

14 Dec 15 #35

thanks OP, bought one with my phone browser but didn't see any info about the £20 voucher.
do you get any acknowledgement of the £20 in any of the confirmation email or order history stuff on a proper web browser?

wolvesinwales

14 Dec 15 #36

Box Contains

Handset
Earphone
USB Cable
Travel charger
Warranty card
Quick Start Guide

spa

14 Dec 15 #37

bought one using nationwide card. so another £25 off

RabLewandowski to spa

14 Dec 15 #40

same, never used it before so hope it goes through. Are you meant to get an email? I've looked redemption history but nothing, think it would probably take a while to appear

Jimmyboy

14 Dec 15 2 #38

There are a few guides on the internet, try YouTube. I think it basically involves removing the gold bit from the sim card and sticking it to the rear of the micro sd card in the right position. Probably not worth the risk for your primary sim but if you have a second sim you can live without for a couple of days waiting for a replacement if it goes wrong then use that one.

rohitmkiller

14 Dec 15 #39

comes with a pair of earphonea

topss

14 Dec 15 1 #42

'some engineering' is an understatement :laughing:

http://cn.ui.vmall.com/thread-2369212-1-1.html

Shame it's been set-up like this with the sim card/SD card, otherwise I would have ordered.

freezin

14 Dec 15 #43

some great pros.
my concerns about the cons (from reviews) - EM UI, stuttering due to poor RAM management, lag on high end games (cheap GPU), stable marshmallow might be as long as 6 months wait

messiahcomplex8

14 Dec 15 #44

hummm, tempting. My Umi Iron phone has been a let down so far so this looks like a decent shout especially with the Amazon credit... However the reviews for this aren't stellar (3 stars on expert reviews and techradar, although at the price point of £250) mostly due to what sounds like a poor battery life despite the storage size, fingerprint reader not working well and build quality being suspect.

Got a good few hours to mull over it I guess!

BungalowBill to messiahcomplex8

14 Dec 15 #46

Build quality is fine, battery is giving me 50% longer than my Nexus 5 did, I can end a day with 40% left despite using it heavily (including near constantly for 3 hours whilst commuting), and the fingerprint reader is also fine - never fails to unlock for me - key there is to take care when training it, make sure you pay attention to which parts of the finger it is telling you to put on the sensor.

luckysalt1 to messiahcomplex8

14 Dec 15 #55

TechRadar review seems a load of crap IMO, they **** off the left button saying that its just a button that links to google now and thats it, its not its a programmable button that links to three different apps of your choice, one tap links to one, two taps links to another, hold it links to a third, this is a really good feature IMO and for them to not even know about it makes me doubt the rest of their review.
TechRadar seems to IMO have biased towards iphones and Samasung and just plain don't like the lesser known phones. Almost as if they're pitching towards the masses. Everyone else gives this phone at least 4/5 and go way more in depth with their reviews.

mamboboy to messiahcomplex8

14 Dec 15 #74

The fingerprint reader on it is awesome, supposedly one of the fastest around!

The battery life isn't great at the moment, but I honestly think it's down to the idle drain bug in android. During usage it's awesome, so I assume it'll be very good once upgraded to MM.

pontprennau

14 Dec 15 #45

Yeah likewise. So what phone has similar specs but a full dual sim AND sd card setup ? :smiley:

PPennell

14 Dec 15 #47

I cant see anywhere on amazon about £20 credit. Looks like the £209 price is with £20 off. So final price £209.!

topss to PPennell

14 Dec 15 16 #48

topss

14 Dec 15 1 #49

Not sure, I'm sure someone will help, but just won a £10 Amazon voucher, so that helps!! :laughing:

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #50

Like I said, installed Google Now Launcher, which is free. 10p, meh! :stuck_out_tongue:

spannerzone

14 Dec 15 #52

Anyone know if the second SIM is 2G when the first sim is in 3G/4G mode? that seems to be how most work

pontprennau to spannerzone

14 Dec 15 1 #53

yes so if you plan on using 3 network sim card it will only work in the sim one slot. I had this very issue previously with a 3 payg sim card so have now switched my payg sim card to talkmobile (vodafone network and works great on 2g)

pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #54

This or LG Flex 2? :/

jazzuk777 to pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #67

Or the X Play? I'd go with the X Play, in fact I have :smiley:

lukec36

14 Dec 15 2 #56

This is a smoking hot deal.

Pros:
Looks good (subjective)
Great build quality
Camera can produce very good photos
Decent screen and resolution
Good battery life
Quick charge (with standard cable)
Very quick unlock with scanner
Useful programmable button
Selfie camera with flash

Cons:
EMUI version of Android is not everyone's cup of tea (I think it's fine)
GPU not too great, only really a problem if you play intensive games
No NFC, a deal breaker if you use it regularly, if you don't know what NFC is it's unlikely to be an issue

Overall, I got it a few months ago for £209. For the equivalent of £189 this is the best value out there.

messiahcomplex8

14 Dec 15 #57

Ah great, thanks for the feedback! Even more tempted now.

fair point, earlier google search placed techradar and expertreviews as the top two reviews earlier (seems to have changed now though), and both rate it 3/5 (and didn't have time to read others). Will have a read of the other reviews later, but aside from the quibbles about battery life and build quality even those reviews didn't have anything particularly bad to say about the phone so looks good!

BungalowBill

14 Dec 15 #58

No NFC on the UK variant - model PLK-L01, which is what Amazon will supply.

Dagan2008

14 Dec 15 #59

Thanks for the info. Can't wait to play with NFC. Will have to make do with the work issued M8s ..
Seems daft to lock out a function like that based on territory (unless they are more expensive elsewhere!)

flibblesan

14 Dec 15 #60

More like 1 - 2 months at the most. Huawei have just launched a 32GB Honor 7 in China that comes with Marshmallow already installed.

Not true. Either slot 1 or slot 2 can be used for 3G/4G as you just use the sim manager in Settings to tell the phone which SIM slot to use for Data. The SIM slot used for Data is set up as 3G/4G

I run my Contract SIM in Slot 1 as 2G, and EE Christmas PAYG SIM in slot 2.

The only time you'll run into an issue is when you use an odd network like Three that don't provide 2G fallback.

luckysalt1

14 Dec 15 #61

Ive been looking for a new phone for a while and i've plunged for it, try GSM arena for a great in depth review.

MaximusRo

14 Dec 15 #62

Ridiculous design/engineering, IMO. This makes it a no go for me too

kevin1961

14 Dec 15 #63

Tempted by this. Reading the reviews is a nightmare - one in particular has a real go at the battery - most of the others say it is better than the S6. Does anybody know what the warranty is on this and if it has to go back to China or will be UK serviced?

BungalowBill to kevin1961

14 Dec 15 #66

It's sold and fulfilled by Amazon, so I doubt you'll have much of a problem.

As for battery, maybe I have low expectations coming from a Nexus 5 which is notorious for battery life, but I find this is of a huge magnitude better. And when it gets Marshmallow, with the Doze feature, I expect it to get better still.

WillK

14 Dec 15 #64

I don't know whether to go for this or hold out for a decent deal on the LG G4 before Christmas or early Jan...

PPennell

14 Dec 15 1 #65

D'oh!! I feel stupid now! ;-)

A1RN

14 Dec 15 #68

Can anyone vouch for GPS on Honor 7? Is it reliable?

lukec36 to A1RN

14 Dec 15 #77

yep no problem with the GPS, unlike other non - Snapdragon phones I've had in the past

BungalowBill to A1RN

15 Dec 15 #93

I used Google Maps as SatNav for a 40 mile drive at the weekend, performed just as it should.

pontprennau

14 Dec 15 #69

YES so if you use a 3 PAYG for backup calls (which is what I used to do) you are effectively screwed as you won't get a signal on it at all UNLESS you make it the data sim. I guess my "sim 1" reference was in regards which sim you use as main for data so you are right, BUT let's not pretend that if you put the 3 sim in slot 1 and use it as non data it will work, because it won't :P :smiley:

pablomalin

14 Dec 15 2 #70

Moto X Play Vs Honor 7 Comparison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JDn0bXcRJw

BungalowBill to pablomalin

15 Dec 15 #92

I considered the Moto X Play before buying the Honor 7 - in the end it came down to the fingerprint sensor, 3GB RAM and the guarantee of update to Marshmallow. The Moto X Play is also over 1cm thick.

Inquisitor

14 Dec 15 #71

pah, impulse buys...

pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #72

Honor 7 benchmarks, battery life not bad: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/honor-7_id9494/benchmarks

mazzeur

14 Dec 15 #73

Ordered one off VMall on Friday - gutted!

It arrived this morning. Nice phone though so far.

shariifi

14 Dec 15 #75

Very good spec but non-removable battery.

sam1970

14 Dec 15 #76

I am just having second thoughts now..I have honor 6..is it worth upgrading to 7? I looked at CEX website and I can get £107 for my honor 6 (they have very few)..strangely they will only pay £96 for honor 7 and they have plenty of them!! does that mean unhappy customers selling theirs to CEX?

WolvertonPaul

14 Dec 15 #78

I'm not sure if it applies or not but nationwide just emailed me with their 'rewards' . One of which is spend £100 at Amazon and get £25 cashback....

sam1970 to WolvertonPaul

15 Dec 15 1 #91

Are you having a joke? Have you just come out of a cave?
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/25-back-your-next-purchase-100-more-with-amazon-co-uk-nationwide-customers-poss-2341760

pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #79

Ok, went for it. Also used £102 from recent Nationwide promotion and flamedeer hunt win. £25 off (Nationwide) + £20 cashback meaning the handset cost me £163. Also used my 30day free Amazon Prime as never used before..

Thanks OP

jackyjacky to pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #80

good deal！:man:

h4hassan

14 Dec 15 #81

I wouldn't trust Chinese Brand.

pablomalin

14 Dec 15 #82

Now looking for a proper case.. any suggestions from users? cheers

jackyjacky to pablomalin

14 Dec 15 1 #88

I got a rumours that the manufacture will provide competition on social channels to win a case.

flibblesan to pablomalin

15 Dec 15 #94

I bought two excellent cases from Aliexpress. iPakycase http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Huawei-Honor-7-case-Ipaky-Brand-PC-Frame-Silicone-back-cover-cellphone-case-for-Huawei-Honor7/32455837097.html and Nillkin Frosted Shield http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Huawei-Honor-7-case-Nillkin-Super-Frosted-shield-hard-PC-back-cover-case-for-Huawei-Honor7/32411063981.html

Both fit the device perfectly. I prefer the iPakycase as it fully protects all edges of the phone thanks to a rubberised cover that is clamped in to place with a hard plastic frame. All buttons can be used as normal due to the case having built-in buttons, and there is a cutout at the back for the fingerprint sensor.

Yes, it supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 and I use an Aukey charger from Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Qualcomm-Certified-Aukey-Charger-Included/dp/B00KD1XQT8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1450166742&sr=8-2&keywords=aukey+quick+charge+2+0

Battery was crap with the original B100 ROM but improved significantly with the B121 update, and tweaked with the B130 and B140 updates. Some testers report that battery life is even better with the Marshmallow Beta.

Personally I can get over 2 days usage out of the battery before it needs a full charge. And with Quickcharge it doesn't take long to fully charge the battery, even with my Blackberry Playbook charger. I also have an Aukey charger as listed above.

Honor have a UK repair centre so no worries about devices being sent off abroad. Warranty is 2 years in accordance with EU law.

tom6195

14 Dec 15 #83

No mention of the £20 credit when j click the link in my mobile browser?

luckysalt1 to tom6195

14 Dec 15 #85

The offer is still on, I just checked

luckysalt1

14 Dec 15 #84

I ordered mine from Amazon around 11.40am and it arrived at 6.20pm earlier today, free postage, I am a prime member but thats great service.

Just got back from work so haven't had a look at it yet and waiting for a giff gaff sim before I use it

tom6195

14 Dec 15 #86

Yep. Went desktop and saw it. So tempted!

morgie to tom6195

14 Dec 15 #87

Got a Nationwide card too?

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/25-back-your-next-purchase-100-more-with-amazon-co-uk-nationwide-customers-poss-2341760

tom6195

14 Dec 15 #89

Ordered for the old man. Cheers op.

tom6195

15 Dec 15 #90

Does it support fast charging btw? Are there any suggestions for a compatible charger?

tom6195

15 Dec 15 #95

Thanks for those recommendations. How long did it take for your cases to arrive?

Anyone ordered any off ebay/amazon?

fanexgal

15 Dec 15 #96

honor 7 compared to the oneplus 2 which is better

yas_8T3

15 Dec 15 1 #97

for anyone who didn't get the £20 voucher redeemed at checkout then just email Amazon and explain that you purchased this phone before the end of the promotion and you didn't receive any confirmation of a £20 voucher.
I emailed them this morning, they tried to tell me that you needed to use an aqua credit card for the promotion to apply but thanks to the pictures and comments on here I was able to confirm to them that they did not state that on the page and that he was mistaken.....I got another reply stating that I was right and they will refund me £20.

so no voucher but cash instead.....result ☺

sam1970

15 Dec 15 #98

so how are they going to issue the £20 credit? is it a discount code, gift card or refund of £20? I would like to know as i also might need to chase them up for that

Jimmyboy to sam1970

15 Dec 15 1 #100

I received an email about it. The link in the email doesn't seem to show you the credit in your account for some reason. However I went through the motions of buying something, when I got to the checkout the £20 was automatically applied. I bought more than one of these handsets though but only seem to have received one credit.

yas_8T3 to sam1970

15 Dec 15 #103

they sent me a refund to my account instead of a voucher

pablomalin

15 Dec 15 #99

Good question, I thought credit will be applied within 5 days, now I can see people start chasing amazon to get it?

OK. email sent,cheers yas_8T3

thrope

15 Dec 15 #101

I received an email saying that a £20 credit had been applied to my account, but I cannot see anything in my account balance. I bought two phones so was hoping for a £40.
If they don't give the second credit I'll return it and order a white one from Huawei for the same price with the xmas voucher (applicable from the 17th). The amazon offer only covered the black.

Jakirrr21 to thrope

15 Dec 15 #102

Read the last bit of OP.

thrope

16 Dec 15 #104

I contacted Amazon support and they said they only provide one £20 credit even though I bought two phones.

golfer2007

16 Dec 15 #105

I've not had an email for the £20 credit so will be on chat this evening. Those that have, did you receive the email after you received the order or once it was dispatched?

Jimmyboy to golfer2007

16 Dec 15 #107

I received my email the day it was delivered.

thrope

16 Dec 15 #106

Day after I received it (2 days after dispatch)

tom6195

16 Dec 15 #108

Have people received their new phones? What do you think of it?

mazzeur

16 Dec 15 #109

I personally think it is a great phone. The Techradar review of it is rubbish and I'd recommend ignoring it.
Does anyone have any good protective case recommendations (preferably from sites in the UK/EU so that I don't have to wait weeks for it to arrive)?

Jimmyboy to mazzeur

16 Dec 15 #110

I've ordered this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121744024241?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=420739879047&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT it's a Chinese seller but in the UK. Not arrived yet though. I did query the picture as doesn't show the hole for the fingerprint reader but they assured me the one for the Honor 7 does have this. Can't comment on the quality yet.

pablomalin

16 Dec 15 #111

Got the phone and a voucher email. Ordered this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TPU-Gel-Case-Screen-Protector-for-Huawei-Honor-7-Black-S-Line-Wave-/201457549034?hash=item2ee7ce3eea:g:I6AAAOSw14xWMcKb

sam1970

16 Dec 15 #112

got the email that £20 credited to my account but I cant find it on my account !! where do you look for it guys?

PPennell

16 Dec 15 #113

We just received an email saying the same. Also couldnt find where the credit was on our account so emailed back to ask. Also queried why their email referred to £20 when we had ordered 2 phones.
Got reply saying just one credit per order. We are arguing it as we received email earlier in week confirming it was £20 per phone!
I think they may have received higher than expected take up and are try to wriggle out of honouring the offer.

thrope

16 Dec 15 #114

Can anyone find the actual terms and conditions for the offer? When I clicked on the "Find out more" link on the original offer page it took me to something about a laptop offer. I just assumed it was per phone (quantity when ordering was limited to 3, I figured deliberately to set a max for the offer). Bit miffed because obviously if it was per order I would have just split the purchase into two orders from two different accounts. Doesn't make any sense. I got through to 2nd line support but all they could do was say they'd look into it and get back to me in 5 days.

thrope

16 Dec 15 #115

@sam1970 - the credit is "mystery credit" that you cannot view anywhere, but should be automatically applied on checkout to an eligible order. At the moment it is not clear what items it may or may not be eligible for - the 2nd line support person I spoke to said usually this type of credit has restrictions (eg just books, just digital etc.) - they would find out and get back to me in 5 days. Bit disappointed really... certainly the worst experience I've had with amazon.

sam1970

16 Dec 15 #116

This is very disappointing. Although I received the email but when I tried to do a random purchase to see if the £20 credit will apply, it did not. If the £20 credit does not materialise, I think the deal is not great as this phone comes frequently at £209 from the manufacturer website

JRichards to sam1970

16 Dec 15 #117

Don't know what you have done wrong. I made five random purchases, all are able to deduct £20 from check out.

sam1970

17 Dec 15 #118

the deal is on again...but without the £20 credit

sam1970

17 Dec 15 #119

I just tried to buy the same phone again (just testing) and I was given the option to use the £20 credit...I am going to try it with other items

sam1970

17 Dec 15 #120

I think for the £20 credit to apply, the item needs to be sold by Amazon, not be another seller..even if it was fullfilled by Amazon

tom6195

18 Dec 15 #121

anyone got any recomendations for a clear hard case? ta.

thrope

26 Dec 15 #122

I finally got an answer from Amazon support. It is £20 per handset so chase them up if you ordered more than one I didn't get it. One £20 went as the mystery credit, the other £20 seems to have been added as regular gift card balance.

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