O2 have the z5 compact for £168 on o2 refresh. Take out the £25 1gb tarriff, once received request unlock then pay off the £7 x 24 device plan and cancel the airtime. Or you can purchase pay as you go like new for £179.99.
O2 also have the like new z5 for £232. To get this tariff select the 1gb £18 with £39.99 upfront and do same as above.
All comments (112)
wakkaday
29 Sep 16#1
that seems a good price. was waiting for an se iPhone around this price. any deals on the new compsct x range
andyc77 to wakkaday
29 Sep 16#2
No like new deals on new x range yet:-(
ficosaneil
29 Sep 162#3
This looks like a good price.
I currently have the Z3 compact and very happy with it. I looked at the Z5c before I bought it, it seems like the Z5c is mainly just a Z3c with a fingerprint sensor (which is a bit hit and miss).
At this price it seems a good buy.
iDealYou to ficosaneil
29 Sep 16#15
The Z3c won't get Nougat whereas Z5c will ... around December according to Sony.
plewis00 to ficosaneil
29 Sep 161#17
It's also a fair bit quicker - but the key point you missed off: the USB port is sealed but exposed, so no more faffing with the flaps and wearing out the rubber gasket. This is a huge bonus for retaining water-resistance.
sam123456789
29 Sep 16#4
Can someone tell meow o cancel he sim tariff? And how easy to unlock?
Agharta to sam123456789
29 Sep 161#6
You can request O2 to unlock it for free either online via a form or possibly phone them.
Cancel either by phoning or maybe online chat.
I would request the unlock code first then cancel contract after you have received it.
I think you have to have had the phone for 24 hours before requesting unlock possibly to make sure it is in their system.
ficosaneil
29 Sep 16#5
You need to call O2 for both, they will cancel the airtime once you have the phone and unlock it. Have a look at some of the other O2 refresh deals on here, there are some detailed step by step guides to cancelling and unlocking.
Also be aware of the risks with this, O2 will most likely try and take the full contract cost out of your bank after you cancel which you'll need to claw back off them. If you cancel the DD to avoid this then you will run the danger of getting your credit score damaged.
bunisjamin
29 Sep 16#7
Website keeps crashing
locktheworldout
29 Sep 16#8
Are these locked to O2?
bunisjamin to locktheworldout
29 Sep 16#9
Yes, they will be, if you call them request the unlock code.
rodman to locktheworldout
29 Sep 16#13
read description properly!!
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kugz
29 Sep 16#10
on pay as u go , your phone can only be unlocked by them after 12 months. If you are not on o2 this can be a pain. Great deal though, heat added
locktheworldout
29 Sep 16#11
Thanks, in the meantime I webchatted with them and they said the handsets will be locked for a minimum of 12 months
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O2 also have the like new z5 for £232. To get this tariff select the 1gb £18 with £39.99 upfront and do same as above.
All comments (112)
I currently have the Z3 compact and very happy with it. I looked at the Z5c before I bought it, it seems like the Z5c is mainly just a Z3c with a fingerprint sensor (which is a bit hit and miss).
At this price it seems a good buy.
Cancel either by phoning or maybe online chat.
I would request the unlock code first then cancel contract after you have received it.
I think you have to have had the phone for 24 hours before requesting unlock possibly to make sure it is in their system.
Also be aware of the risks with this, O2 will most likely try and take the full contract cost out of your bank after you cancel which you'll need to claw back off them. If you cancel the DD to avoid this then you will run the danger of getting your credit score damaged.
.