£50 cheaper than Google, only available in graphite.
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MA3STRO
9 Dec 156#11
Why not be upfront and just ask what is his yearly salary, his postcode and house number, and his sort code and account number. :smiley:
kawsar17
20 Dec 155#25
Voted best smartphone of 2015 by marques brownlee(my fave tech youtuber)
Orville to rodman
9 Dec 154#14
Rip off France, now 650 Euros (£472).
delboyd
20 Dec 154#17
Stop being such a massive tool, what do you spend your money on?
While I can understand £400 might be a lot for you, for others it's not exactly a massive amount. If you have a bone to pick with all that equality nonsense I can think of better places to take it than a thread about a smartphone.
As for the deal, super hot.
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MA3STRO
8 Dec 15#1
Great deal. Do you know if the phone is locked?
sparkerzzzz to MA3STRO
20 Dec 15#37
I think it is.
marcusrose4 to MA3STRO
21 Dec 15#61
unlocked. no bloatware
ciarandanielbyrne1
8 Dec 15#2
If you think you can afford this well you are crazy
LetoKynes to ciarandanielbyrne1
8 Dec 15#5
Far worse things to spend out there, like booze and flashy cars :stuck_out_tongue:
whelan189 to ciarandanielbyrne1
20 Dec 15#19
most people pay 40£ month and only need a 10£ month worth of data and mins, meaning 30x24=720£, aspending same or any less then this on smartphone pasg is a smart move
chrisbass to ciarandanielbyrne1
20 Dec 15#45
I have asked my Butler to check with my accountant. Should be ok, might have to start my fire with tenners instead of twenties for a week or so.
ciarandanielbyrne1
8 Dec 15#3
If it is more than a days work what is the point?
chris75319 to ciarandanielbyrne1
8 Dec 15#6
Why a day, that's a bit arbitrary don't you think?
Obstinate_Person to ciarandanielbyrne1
20 Dec 15#42
You will get a better job one day. In the meantime, don't judge others by your unfortunate situation
MA3STRO
8 Dec 15#4
Zzzzzzzzz
RabLewandowski
8 Dec 151#7
Nice things can cost lots, if it makes you happy who cares how much it costs
MA3STRO
8 Dec 151#8
I appreciate why some people don't want to spend a lot of money on a smartphone, but it is easy to understand why many do.
Firstly, many people keep a phone today for at least two or three years and if they keep it in good condition they can redeem some of their investment back if they sell it on.
Secondly, smartphones are no longer just for taking calls. They have effectively replaced multiple devices. Cameras ,video photography, MP3 players, eBook readers, satellite navigation, gaming, and much more.
bonchai
9 Dec 15#9
Is this for the 32gb?
ciarandanielbyrne1
9 Dec 151#10
How many days work would you have to undertake for this phone AFTER TAXES? Exactly
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While I can understand £400 might be a lot for you, for others it's not exactly a massive amount. If you have a bone to pick with all that equality nonsense I can think of better places to take it than a thread about a smartphone.
As for the deal, super hot.
All comments (66)
Firstly, many people keep a phone today for at least two or three years and if they keep it in good condition they can redeem some of their investment back if they sell it on.
Secondly, smartphones are no longer just for taking calls. They have effectively replaced multiple devices. Cameras ,video photography, MP3 players, eBook readers, satellite navigation, gaming, and much more.