Nothing wrong with Nokia's mate. My 1020 is 2 years old and still going strong.

I think you must be looking a the wrong phone as the SE only has glowing reviews.

Any decent deals for the 6s plus ?

Good find have some heat!

Heat . ID uses three network, I need this on EE.

It's a good price but google or look at previous Id threads on here and see if you can live with their customer service and phone unlocking at end of contracts before committing.

Shocking reviews!

I just got an SE 64 GB from buymobiles via uswitch -

Three network, 100 minutes, ultd texts, 500 MB data including feel at home -

£65 upfront then £16 pm - total cost £449

Nothing wrong with Nokia's mate. My 1020 is 2 years old and still going strong.

I think they meant the reviews for iD mobiles

You follow your buyers to the forum they post on?

I would prefer a general shout out to everyone to get intouch not just one person who highlighted something that's on Mr Google

A whole TWO years old and still going strong eh? The very reason the iPhone SE was released was people were not upgrading from their still perfectly fine iPhone 5 / 5s, which is four and a half / three and a half years old.

The 1020 is actually almost four years old and I bet it would still give current flagships a run for their money. For all that, one of my daughters has the SE and it seems a decent phone, albeit crap battery, nice camera.

"crap battery" nope, great battery. My SE easily lasts a day and a half before it requires charging.

Glad I got my iPhone 7 when I did then. Worked out at £748 over 2 years. Unlimited messages and calls and 2gb of data

Battery probably seems crap but thats probably because she uses the iPhone far more. My personal phone is an Xperia Z3 Compact, work phone is an iPhone 5S, and I have an old Lumia 1020 I keep and use primarily as a camera with a built-in emergency phone for special events and occasions. As with all Windows Phones, the Windows Store is what ruins it - no where near as many apps as iOS/Android, or those that are there are way behind those on other platforms.

The few times I've used iD mobiles customer service they've been helpful. Fingers crossed it stays that way!

hi ,i dont know how to post deals on here because every time ive tried it has not worked but ive just found a deal for the iphone 6 at £20 with £10 up front on the BT website i hope this helps you in some way

You perhaps may be right - although her battery is often flat after she finishes school and she hasn't been on it during lessons - at least not the whole lesson.... I'm not knocking it as a phone, merely pointing out that battery life is far from outstanding - even she acknowledges she's always having to charge it and it has worse battery life than the Android phone she broke before getting it. It does seem very quick and smooth though and, crucially I suppose for her generation, the front camera is really quick for those selfie things.

But in terms of Windows Phones - I agree that Microsoft dropped the ball to some degree and it is likely to continue to cost them, but not everyone who needs a smartphone is app obsessed. Indeed, on my Windows phone, I tend to use a couple of news/RSS newsreader apps, an HUKD app, Wordament, WhatsApp, Kindle, Audible, RBS, Flixster, a few different photo apps, Facebook if I must, Supertube, OneNote and a weather app. All work perfectly fine. Indeed, the RBS app works better on my phone than the RBS website on my PC. For everything else, I have Edge browser which does all I need on the web. Everything I need syncs well, Outlook does all I need with a few linked accounts from various webmail clients, all the precious photos and videos I take or receive are automatically safely uploaded into OneDrive so losing or breaking my phone would just be an inconvenience rather than a crisis, and entering my login info into a new Windows Phone would restore all of them without fuss. Oh, it also texts very well, works as a phone very well, still has stellar battery life from its original (removable) battery nearly two years on and Cortana works pretty well too. Add to that downloadable, offline mapping for the whole world if I want it - yup, I'm happy enough with Windows Phone. No doubt plenty would say "ah but it's missing this app or that app" - well, maybe it's not for you then.

Mobiles.co.uk not sure what deals they have now but just to give you an idea.. I paid £125 upfront for phone and pay £25.99 a month. I know apple haters will say it's still not worth it but if you can find an iPhone deal under £800 over the 2 years with a couple of gb of data then I think it's a fair deal. I think personally most people want the 7 plus and maybe why the iPhone 7 has dropped a bit

An iphone 7 deal for under £800 I meant :smiley:

Rather do what I done and bought it sim free with my existing unbeatable plus net deal unlimited mins and texts and 4g of data

Would the £23 cashback work? Via TCB

I don't use quidco, avoid it like a plague as they never pay out whereas TCB always do for me

Microsofts acquisition of Nokia was a write off.

​Never had any issues with quidco myself.

Sounded good until I saw the '24 month contract' mentioned.

I'm really struggling to understand the relevance of your comment.

Nokia are back with new phones in 2017, although I am waiting for that beautifully designed "EDGE" to release

**Just one thing to bear in mind with ID mobile, at least regarding an iPad data sim - IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE IF YOU GO OVER YOUR DATA.

Don't say you weren't warned :stuck_out_tongue:

Avoid ID mobile at all costs. Signal issues and customer services unhelpful. I've just found myself tied into a 24 nth contact and am unable to make or receive calls!!

No issue other than I felt it was expensive for what extra data I used. I was charged almost £13.00 for going over my data by 592MB.

So I'll let everyone else make their mind up on wether that's expensive or not.