If you can afford an upfront fee: 32GB White S6 @ £162.99 upfront, £402.99 over two years, equiv. £16.79 / month.

Or go via Techradar and mess about with the filters. Set order to Monthly Cost. Other handsets/tariffs available.

Looks good to me, might order one later today unless anyone can give me any other advice...

I currently use a GiffGaff monthly £10 goodybag which is a perfect amount of minutes/text/data for my needs but the battery life on my handset has degraded a lot recently so I thought I may as well take advantage of a new handset on a similar long term contract (seeing that I've been on my 'rolling' contract for over 3 years anyway) so this seems ideal for me.

Unless anyone can recommend any similar deals with a better handset? I don't mind paying a little bit more if it's a decent phone but to be honest I think paying £00's+ for the latest and greatest phone is a mugs game so I think my maximum would be £20/month. I saw a deal for a reburb S6 at £18.50/month which seemed good but it only came with 500mb/month which is a bit borderline to my usage requirements.

Seems hot ,possible misprice cause even the refurb is more expensive ? Might take a punt but need to wait for my current Talkmobile to finish b4 porting my number.

OP, keep your number for £10 - get a giffgaff sim, activate it for £10, port your number in & port it out again to this deal. Yes a hassle, but by no means huge. You can even donate some of the credit to charity.

Only 1.26gb of memory for the user.
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/58771/20150609/sony-xperia-m4-aqua-with-8gb-memory-no-you-only-get-1-26gb.htm

free space is improved on recent firmware releases, still not brilliant but usable...

price has gone up.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sony-xperia-c4-24-month-contract-204-24-x-8-50-talk-mobile-mobile-phones-direct-2414438
Another option as the price of the M4 has gone up from the original deal.

my m4 suffered the over heating and bending the frame. even though the xperias over heating is all over the internet it was determined to be "too costly of a repair" pay £20 for your phone back or £133 to them for a new phone to replace a 3 week old phone. so be careful!

Tbh I wouldn't bother with this phone, I've got it and I've not got loads of apps and I'm forever having to use ccleaner to clean before updating apps because there is no space. I've been waiting for marshmallow but even though Sony said it was coming to the M4 aqua nothing has appeared. Good phone crap storage.

I'd have to agree with the comments about the storage, its laughable in todays age where GB's cost pennies. I have just got this having broke my Z3 (No ins) and I'm having the same issues. Pity the storage is so poor as the phone is very good in every other department. If you arn't an App Junkie I' say go for it. I have plenty on mine but i have to be somewhat restrictive with it. Apparently Sony are not going to allow the external SD to be used as an internal memory so I can't see things getting any better. Still, for this price it is very very good. I pay around £15 on the Tesco mobile for a similar deal.

My sincere advice to everyone dont bother with the M4. Its one of the worst phones Ive ever had :-( screen freezes/ failed in the first week. It was hardware failure on a brand new phone. No thanks SONY. Also you will find the phone body/ frame is weak & warps over the short time I had it. Save yourself the stress & just go for the SAMSUNG S7.

It was a deal because it had a decent usage and was potentially only £88

I'd go for a the Vodafone M5 deal posted already, and sim only/PAYG personally.

I bought this a while back. As soon as I turned it on I only had 1.2gb of the 8gb storage usable. Then as soon as I updated the pre-installed apps it left just 400mb free! - all before I had even installed a single app of my own. I did add an sd card but even then it would only allow me to move a few apps onto it, and it wouldn't allow the sd card to be used as the default installation folder. It was swiftly returned.

Phones like m4 really annoy me. Elsewhere one can get a minimum 16gb version. It's only in UK (within europe) that they sell the lower 8gb spec for more money!

Do you have a source? Why would they do this? :confused:

http://www.mobilephonesdirect.co.uk/basket/add/contract/sony-xperia-m4-aqua-white/talkmobile-7-50-250-24-500mb/free-delivery?source=theme2&utm_source=Direct&utm_medium=webgains&utm_campaign=JanSale

£7.50 a month x24 month contract, free phone, total £180.

good luck, as I said they quoted me £133 for a 3 week old phone. I paid way more than I should of for it but thought it looked nice. Then within 3 weeks it got so hot that it would burn the skin and just constant reboot. If I actually spent the £133 Id have over £300 phone that knowing my luck would over heart again. I still have 23 months to pay on the phone and all sony says to my emails about how they will not hold up their warranty is "please reply to your repair or scrap email".

What's Talkmobile like as a network? Reading up on trustpilot seems like they like continuing to bill you after a contract has ended

dude/dudette I mean geographically in europe, elsewhere you get a 16gb version of this phone, whereas in UK, as compared to rest of the europe, you get the 8gb version.

probably the companies read comments like yours and think to themselves they can get away with giving you low storage version for more ££. :P

not really.... true, the Direct Debit remains on your account unless you cancel it, however the companies like O2 do not bill you after the contract is over.

The point I am making is that the direct debit still remains on the account even when/if you move your number to another contract/provider and there is nothing to stop a malicious/error transaction using that dd.

As far as I know, you have to cancel the direct debit. it's not done automatically. I could do it easily via online banking in the past.