I just snapped one of these up. 12 months warranty and from £54.99 for an iPhone 5! Obviously price varies depending on colour, storage capacity, network and condition; however mine is a 'good' condition model, locked to EE, finished in white with 16gb storage, which I think would be a great backup (what I'm using it for) for a contract phone or a good start to smartphone ownership.
Prices aren't very consistant; however I have put a start next to the ones that are really cheap in my opinion. Music magpie are a good retailer on eBay and give you a screen protector, lightning cable, sim removal tool and screen cloth with the iPhones.
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Nick3751 to mtuk1
19 Apr 174#11
Yes they do.
It's an iPhone 5 so it will run the latest version of as fluidly as the iPhone 7, albeit a tad slower in places.
The camera is perfectly capable for a phone as you still have a **** lens and a small image sensor - hence the images look relatively crap anyway.
You don't have a fingerprint sensor but is it so hard to enter a pin?
You have a smaller screen; however wouldn't stop you doing anything really.
There might be some software differences such as split view; however what ordinary users actually use them anyway?
Honestly I would say an S5 can do much of the same stuff as my S7 it just comes down to consumerism. It's not my fault that Apple customers can't see the small differences from one model to the next...
mtuk1
19 Apr 173#6
No, they do not.
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omar020
19 Apr 171#1
I got my phone 5s 32gb for £60 look on Depop cheap things on there.
Nick3751 to omar020
19 Apr 17#2
This just seemed unusually cheap to me. I was only looking for a phone to use as a sat nav and music player so I don't need to use all of battery in my S7 edge and it was A LOT cheaper than others on eBay (excluding all of those that are obviously stolen).
Jay8039 to omar020
19 Apr 17#24
Any link please. I would like to buy. thq
mtuk1
19 Apr 17#3
Just remember that there are no more software updates from Apple for these.
mtuk1
19 Apr 172#4
They're cheap because they are 4 year old phones.
Nick3751
19 Apr 171#5
Yes; however they are still capable devices and do serve a purpose today. This still does 80-90% of what the iphone 7 does.
mtuk1
19 Apr 173#6
No, they do not.
Snakeyes646 to mtuk1
19 Apr 172#8
They do, the way apple and samsung bring out these new phones nowadays is a joke.
Nick3751 to mtuk1
19 Apr 174#11
Yes they do.
It's an iPhone 5 so it will run the latest version of as fluidly as the iPhone 7, albeit a tad slower in places.
The camera is perfectly capable for a phone as you still have a **** lens and a small image sensor - hence the images look relatively crap anyway.
You don't have a fingerprint sensor but is it so hard to enter a pin?
You have a smaller screen; however wouldn't stop you doing anything really.
There might be some software differences such as split view; however what ordinary users actually use them anyway?
Honestly I would say an S5 can do much of the same stuff as my S7 it just comes down to consumerism. It's not my fault that Apple customers can't see the small differences from one model to the next...
le_jaeger
19 Apr 172#7
With iP SE avail from £150ish I can't see how this makes sense.
plewis00 to le_jaeger
19 Apr 172#9
You seriously cannot see why a phone almost a third of the price of the one you've suggested makes sense? Good lord...
parasitemol to le_jaeger
19 Apr 172#15
Where we finding an SE at £150?
Jaybeam to le_jaeger
20 Apr 17#41
I've searched for iPhone se on here and nothing coming up fo 150 - perhaps you can give a link?
m5rcc
19 Apr 17#10
Two words: planned obsolescence
Nick3751
19 Apr 172#12
I agree. The only reason I have an S7 edge is because I have a contract otherwise I would have a note 3 or a HTC one M8 and honestly if my phone was to break I would buy one and it would not make a difference to my day to day phone usage.
Opening post
£5 DISCOUNT APPLIED IN BASKET
Prices are as follows (not including discount):
White, 16gb, EE, Good: £59.99 *
Black, 16gb, EE, Good: £64.99 *
Black, 16gb, O2, Good: £84.99
Black, 32gb, O2, Good: £129.99
White, 32gb, O2, Good: £109.99
Black, 32gb, O2, Very Good: £149.99
Black, 32gb, Vodafone, Good: £109.99
White, 16gb, Vodafone, Very Good: £104.99
Black, 16gb, Vodafone, Very Good: £109.99
White, 16gb, Unlocked, Good: £94.99
White, 16gb, Unlocked, Very Good: £109.99
Black, 16gb, Unlocked, Good: £94.99
Black, 16gb, Unlocked, Very Good: £109.99
Black, 32gb, Unlocked, Good: £114.99
Black, 32gb, Unlocked, Very Good: £149.99
White, 32gb, Unlocked, Good: £119.99
White, 32gb, Unlocked, Very Good: £149.90
White, 64gb, Unlocked, Good: £139.99
Black, 64gb, Unlocked, Good: £119.99 *
Black, 64gb, Unlocked, Very Good: £154.99
Prices aren't very consistant; however I have put a start next to the ones that are really cheap in my opinion. Music magpie are a good retailer on eBay and give you a screen protector, lightning cable, sim removal tool and screen cloth with the iPhones.
Top comments
It's an iPhone 5 so it will run the latest version of as fluidly as the iPhone 7, albeit a tad slower in places.
The camera is perfectly capable for a phone as you still have a **** lens and a small image sensor - hence the images look relatively crap anyway.
You don't have a fingerprint sensor but is it so hard to enter a pin?
You have a smaller screen; however wouldn't stop you doing anything really.
There might be some software differences such as split view; however what ordinary users actually use them anyway?
Honestly I would say an S5 can do much of the same stuff as my S7 it just comes down to consumerism. It's not my fault that Apple customers can't see the small differences from one model to the next...
All comments (55)
It's an iPhone 5 so it will run the latest version of as fluidly as the iPhone 7, albeit a tad slower in places.
The camera is perfectly capable for a phone as you still have a **** lens and a small image sensor - hence the images look relatively crap anyway.
You don't have a fingerprint sensor but is it so hard to enter a pin?
You have a smaller screen; however wouldn't stop you doing anything really.
There might be some software differences such as split view; however what ordinary users actually use them anyway?
Honestly I would say an S5 can do much of the same stuff as my S7 it just comes down to consumerism. It's not my fault that Apple customers can't see the small differences from one model to the next...