only 3 avail-be quick!

Having dropped my 5s in the pool on holiday I'm tempted but I do hope they come up with a waterproof smaller form factor; can't convince myself I can live with a bigger phone.

1 left and extremely tempting. Especially as they also accept PayPal...I've not applied yet but PayPal credit gives you 0% over 4 months

I love my 5c and can be had cheap on eBay

hmm, I'm thinking should I go for the O2 locked one for which is Grade A for £450

Worth confirming, but previously any iPhone sold by anyone other than the Apple Store will lock to the first sim.

Out of stock

OOS

Are O2 now unlocking iPhone 7?

ended up buying the O2 locked Grade A for £455 delivered (£5.75 TCB). I assume my Voda SIM will work in there.
Hope I get decent amount of Apple Warranty

The Unlocked version Grade is £475 delivered.

Traditionally, O2 and Voda use the same signal, or that was the case back in the days of 2G only (you can tell my age now). Worse case scenario, I just stick a friend/Family member's O2 sim in and get O2 to unlock it.
£20 saving is still something, even on a £400 phone.

Buyer's remorse already setting in. I needed to upgrade my current mobile anyway (it's an iPhone 5 and the screen is playing up) and was thinking of jumping for the S7 Edge on O2 refresh next time it's sub £300. After reading the loooong HUKD deal (discussion) on the iPhone SE last night, well it seems Apple have me hooked too. Enough to pay half a grand!

I think the PayPal credit swung it for me and the fact I have about £360 in my TCB ready to pay out. I'll likely keep this phone for a few years (that's me trying to convince myself I made the right decision)

there is one in stock at the moment per the web site .....

Think you are going to find you will need an o2 sim typivally only their or their other providers will work :disappointed:

A bit poo that is. The 3G Bands for both operators are the same, but it seems the software recognises the SIM operator. What happened to good old GSM900 and GSM1800 with paired operators. I remember Nokia would have separate model numbers for effectively the same mobile dependent on what the frequency it was on. I think Nokia 402 vs 5110 and 702 vs 6110 for example.
You never got models that could possibly work across all 4 networks (Orange, One2One, Vodafone & BT Cellnet). I suppose you do get them now, downside is they just need to be unlocked in some cases.

​Yeah for quite a while now they are locked to each individual network. If I remember correctly, phones locked to Three are the best because they will unlock it for free. Personally it's not worth the hassle so I just cough up the extra and eat less Subway for a couple weeks.

don't worry I will buy it off you for £250 :smiley: seriously try and cancel it or refuse delivery and get your money back

​vodafone and O2 use the same frequencies but phones that are simlocked to one network will not work on another. O2 will unlock the phone but only after its been used for 60 days with a Contract or PAYG SIM. They only unlock straight away if its a phone they have supplied on Contract.
Generally iPhones supplied by networks are locked to that network. phones sold by Apple and John Lewis are truly unlocked, and phones sold by others (Argos, carphone warehouse etc) lock to the first sim that's used. Three no longer use a network lock, so if the first sim that's inserted is a 3 sim it will 'lock' to three meaning it is unlocked.

I'm sure the terms on the O2 website say the will inlock a payg only after 1 year and for a fee.

60 day warranty is a bit iffy - especially if you're not buying one of their 'brand new' phones.

Got my iPhone today. Grade A is exceptionally good. Can't tell it's been used. Not sure how they get hold of these phone but it appears to have only been registered on 5th January 2017. Less than 10 days ago.

Dissapointingly, you only get the iPhone and sim card tray insert/eject tool. No Lightning cable (which I was aware of), but also no original box or power plug (I should've read description carefully).

Whilst I'm delighted with condition of phone and the fact I've got pretty much full warranty, I'm pretty miffed that at £450 you don't get the original box, this helps value retention.

I know you can buy original box etc online but a) additional £10-£15 b) it won't have the original IMEI/Serial number sticker on it. Considering returning it.

Enter the serial or IMEI number here