Excellent deal on the LG G Flex 2 Smartphone, featuring Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 810 Octa-core processor. It is the same processor featured in the HTC One M9 and other £400+ mobiles.
It is complete with 16GB Storage with Micro SD Card slot, 2GB RAM, 1080p HD 5.5" display and a generous 3000mAh battery.
This seems like a great deal, and at just over £200 and free delivery, a bargain!
Link to specs in description
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lilbeastie to brianfj1200
6 Feb 1619#14
I'm sure no one buys iPhones either for the same reason.
Oh wait...
pelaquin
6 Feb 166#15
I posted this deal months ago, and you need to be warned this company has nothing to do with Debenhams, nor does its sister company BHS Direct have anything to do with BHS, its a catfish company that may or may not deliver, get the G4 from Vodafone for £20 more and be happy.
Phone is cheap but very poor reviews of Debenhams plus, haven't voted.
submerged
6 Feb 161#6
Same as laptops direct. If close to Huddersfield you can collect. The are not sealed as they have swapped the 2 pin euro charger for the uk one.
brianfj1200
6 Feb 16#7
I am in the market for a new phone and was seriously considering this one until I googled the reviews and learned the battery is none removable, what happens when your battery packs in? chuck the whole thing away and buy another phone, I don't think so.
t_kaay to brianfj1200
6 Feb 16#10
Think non removable batteries are the norm these days....my Samsung s6 is sealed battery.
lilbeastie to brianfj1200
6 Feb 1619#14
I'm sure no one buys iPhones either for the same reason.
Oh wait...
fishmaster to brianfj1200
7 Feb 161#26
No, a local phone repair shop can change the battery for you if you're unable to do it yourself. I know this because I work in IT refurbishment, and in the repairs of phones, laptops and tablets. Take it to a local shop, BUT ask them what warranty they give, there's plenty of shops which will take your money then if there's a fault don't want to know.
tibby to brianfj1200
7 Feb 16#40
This is the standard these days. Where have you been?
008
6 Feb 16#8
HEAT!
Got one of these from expansys sim free for a project and it was an amazing
bit of kit, paid £199 in the sale last week so this is a good price :sunglasses:
solid to 008
7 Feb 16#22
What was the project?
BuzzFlame
6 Feb 16#9
Good phone at this price point, heated!
Speculator
6 Feb 16#11
The S7 will revert back to removable battery I think.
basergorkobal
6 Feb 16#12
Horrible company but a great phone at a good price so heated.
lewiso
6 Feb 16#13
Bought from these guys before Christmas, arrived fine, no issues. Packaging didn't look obviously like it had been opened, everything was fine. Great phone for the money. Comfortable in the hand and great full day battery. I think you may also be able to get a code for £20 off by signing up to which, I did this with one of their other companies furniture123 and cancelled which membership easily by email
pelaquin
6 Feb 166#15
I posted this deal months ago, and you need to be warned this company has nothing to do with Debenhams, nor does its sister company BHS Direct have anything to do with BHS, its a catfish company that may or may not deliver, get the G4 from Vodafone for £20 more and be happy.
Bought one of these before Christmasfrom Price Guard from Germany EBay. Great service 3 days delivery ,sealed with Europen Warranty for under £200. http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/191715653328
havoc666
7 Feb 163#17
Hot! Snapdragon 810 is very hot!
nublets2k to havoc666
7 Feb 16#20
Yeah, it's great for keeping your hands warm.
mittu1
7 Feb 162#18
Be honest you're just speculating now
DudeyGeeza
7 Feb 16#19
Has the 430 GPU too!! Nice...
brilly
7 Feb 16#21
terrible company to buy from
Wheresmylaptop
7 Feb 161#23
Great phone. I had hassle finding a decent screen protector. Cheap ones were fingerprint magnets and didn't stick to the curve. Can highly recommend this one. Rerrii glass screen protector @Amazon
Byron78 to Wheresmylaptop
7 Feb 16#56
Oddly I had to get that very screen protector refunded from Amazon.
Utterly utterly useless.
Aside from being overpriced, it started to splinter in a really weird way.
Bought a couple of 99p ones from eBay and they turned out to be superior quality and less than a fifth of the price...
alcurtis93
7 Feb 162#24
Get the g4. Don't bother with this
fzurro to alcurtis93
7 Feb 16#25
Any reason? I've had a flex 2 and not had a single issue with it
Nomnomchoons
7 Feb 161#27
Not voted either way as been around this price for a few months now. Would expect it to drop a bit lower soon.
laventine
7 Feb 161#28
Yay banana phone! Ordered cheers.
stanno
7 Feb 16#29
You're on your own with that prediction!
primesurgicals
7 Feb 16#30
Amazing phone I bought two before Christmas from pcworld for 220.
It was available from bhs online for about this price but for the sake of a few quid I preferred the assurance of knowing if thing go wrong id have a better chance of pcworld sitting it out
primesurgicals
7 Feb 16#31
Sorting**
stanno
7 Feb 16#32
Is due to get Marshmallow update in next few weeks also.
BTW the battery on these can be replaced. It means a bit of dismantling but nowhere near as difficult as trying on an iPhone. Instructions available online.
v5535
7 Feb 16#33
Being mooted online!
v5535
7 Feb 16#34
Better screen, better phone all round ....
garrysmith5205
7 Feb 16#36
Good price for a phone of this spec but i paid £199 for the 32GB version (H959)back in September last year. Great phone, very fast
Umillion
7 Feb 16#37
Flashship smartphone
Nomnomchoons to Umillion
7 Feb 16#38
Not exactly. The LG G4 and LG V10 have higher res screens and better cameras, possibly more. The G5 will be announced soon also.
cambria
7 Feb 16#39
I got this phone a couple of months ago and for what it's worth, no issues with overheating, lag or otherwise. The biggest issue is getting reasonably priced accessories such as screen protectors as mentioned previously.
crazzzzzy_b
7 Feb 16#41
Lg can still replace it in the shop like iPhones none removable without taking the phone to bits to get inside. How long does it take for a battery to die? 3 years plus. Be bored of the phone by then
crazzzzzy_b
7 Feb 16#42
To have a removable battery you end up with a chatty looking phone with a clip and the usual cheap plastic. There is zero chance iPhone will do that. Who cares if the battery breaks they replace it under warranty
Speculator
7 Feb 161#43
When the battery on my note 4 is down to zero, I can swap the battery and I am back up to 100% in under 10 seconds.
Fnz
7 Feb 16#44
Am I missing something? This phone has been available at this price for months.
FrugalFergal
7 Feb 16#45
how does this compare to the G4
SFconvert
7 Feb 161#46
I'm sure Apple could find the skill to design a decently sturdy rear removable rear cover for an iPhone if they wanted.
markvirgo
7 Feb 16#47
I can use a power pack on my Iphone then I have no turning off/on :smiley:
Speculator
7 Feb 161#48
So could I but I don't want to use a bulky power pack.
I know, I have a slim Anker battery for my S6 edge. However, I prefer to use with my spare 3220 mAh battery with my Note 4.
Cost me £20.39 for the official charger/battery kit from Amazon via Flubit. The Note 4 itself only cost me £144 from Amazon and was as new so only £164 inc spare battery and charger.
spannerzone
7 Feb 16#51
Top banana
But it's not that original
brilly
7 Feb 16#52
debenhams direct you to the debenhamsplus site for certain purchases like mobiles, lapstops etc
its a different company from them but they obviously have a deal to accept payments via gift cards
used them recently - they were utter crap but eventually got my overpriced item and rid of my vouchers :laughing:
theTrueFocus11
7 Feb 16#53
For me personally, it's removable battery or no deal. :man:
crazzzzzy_b
7 Feb 161#54
Point proved, cheap plastic looking phone. Galaxy s5 looked like a £200 phone it's only since s6 it looks like a top of the range phone but now fixed battery.
Umillion
7 Feb 16#55
Oh yeah whatever I don't mind... At the time of writing the title read... ''Flashship'' instead of ''Flagship'' but since has been corrected.
It sounded funny at the time as I thought perhaps Debenham misspelt it and op copy and pasted it.
That was all.
Wheresmylaptop
7 Feb 16#57
That is odd. Mine has been great. Had it on for a month now after cheap plastic ones were fingerprint magnets and didn't feel as nice. Cheap glass ones too thick.
Do you have a link for your cheap ones? Might get a spare. How are they for fingerprints?
They've gone up a bit since I bought them (a whole £1.49 now!)
Edit: quality/finger print wise they're probably exactly the same as your Rerii one tbh.
Rerii just buy up cheap Chinese products and repackage them. I don't think they actually manufacture anything themselves and their product line certainly isn't specialist or particular inspiring quality wise.
cowsindahouse
8 Feb 16#59
had mine for 4 to 5 months now, and its been great.
but, now I'm noticing the oleophobic coating on the screen wearing out where i scroll with my left thumb.. wonder if i can get it replaced?
spannerzone to cowsindahouse
8 Feb 162#60
Seems rather drastic replacing your thumb! :smile:
mustukachwala
10 Feb 16#61
i have ordered one 2 days back?? any idea how long will it take to reach me?? shows will be dispatched soon?
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It is complete with 16GB Storage with Micro SD Card slot, 2GB RAM, 1080p HD 5.5" display and a generous 3000mAh battery.
This seems like a great deal, and at just over £200 and free delivery, a bargain!
Link to specs in description
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Oh wait...
Got one of these from expansys sim free for a project and it was an amazing
bit of kit, paid £199 in the sale last week so this is a good price :sunglasses:
http://www.debenhamsplus.com/content/about-us
Utterly utterly useless.
Aside from being overpriced, it started to splinter in a really weird way.
Bought a couple of 99p ones from eBay and they turned out to be superior quality and less than a fifth of the price...
It was available from bhs online for about this price but for the sake of a few quid I preferred the assurance of knowing if thing go wrong id have a better chance of pcworld sitting it out
BTW the battery on these can be replaced. It means a bit of dismantling but nowhere near as difficult as trying on an iPhone. Instructions available online.
Cost me £20.39 for the official charger/battery kit from Amazon via Flubit. The Note 4 itself only cost me £144 from Amazon and was as new so only £164 inc spare battery and charger.
But it's not that original
its a different company from them but they obviously have a deal to accept payments via gift cards
used them recently - they were utter crap but eventually got my overpriced item and rid of my vouchers :laughing:
It sounded funny at the time as I thought perhaps Debenham misspelt it and op copy and pasted it.
That was all.
Do you have a link for your cheap ones? Might get a spare. How are they for fingerprints?
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Premium-Quality-Tempered-Glass-0-3mm-Screen-Protector-for-LG-G-Flex-2-/141611122229?nav=SEARCH
They've gone up a bit since I bought them (a whole £1.49 now!)
Edit: quality/finger print wise they're probably exactly the same as your Rerii one tbh.
Rerii just buy up cheap Chinese products and repackage them. I don't think they actually manufacture anything themselves and their product line certainly isn't specialist or particular inspiring quality wise.
but, now I'm noticing the oleophobic coating on the screen wearing out where i scroll with my left thumb.. wonder if i can get it replaced?