HTC One S Effectively £15.81 P/M @ Mobiles.co.uk £624.00

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  DealFinderBG1 year, 1 month ago2 Likes #1Show comment toolsReply

  Amazing deal. End of argument.
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  simmobb21 year, 1 month ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  got one of these myself, amazing phone!
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  Boogeyman45671 year, 1 month ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  why are people voting this cold where is a better deal?
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  SpencerUk1 year, 1 month ago1 Like #4Show comment toolsReply

  Could you not buy this sim free and then just go Three or Giff Gaff pay monthly?..That way then its less reliant on redemption which can be funny as well as not being locked into a contract?
  
  + 24 month contract *shivers*
  
  *not voted as deal a matter of opinion*
  

  
  Edited By: SpencerUk on Apr 19, 2012 21:27
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  MRC1 year, 1 month ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Great deal!
  
  Not sure if i'd want the X though
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  davestavros1 year, 1 month ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Looks like a good phone but the 16gb of storage is just rubbish seeing as you can buy 32GB microSD cards for well under £15 now. Not a good move from HTC and the main reason why I couldn't go for this or the "one X". It is not a dealbreaker for most people but I use my phone as an mp3 player too so ~11GB of available storage (after system files) will not go very far. I wonder what Samsung will come out with in the GS3 in two weeks.
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  davestavros1 year, 1 month ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  ^ I think the "one X" has 32GB but it is still not enough for me ^
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  SpencerUk1 year, 1 month ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Considering the prices of 64GB microSD cards are coming down too, I have half an eye and hope on the Galaxy S III having expandable storage :)
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  piginabox1 year, 1 month ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  davestavros - Google Music solved that for me but prob need to be on an unlimited plan like Three do
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  fort1 year, 1 month ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  Think you guys are being too picky for the price you are paying on this offer
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  SpencerUk1 year, 1 month ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  piginabox

  davestavros - Google Music solved that for me but prob need to be on an unlimited plan like Three do

  
  
  Thought technically wasn't for UK folk yet?
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  BlueHarvestMoon1 year, 1 month ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  Has to be said, that's a very good deal.
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  SpencerUk1 year, 1 month ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  Here's a review of the said phone if anyone is interested
  
  http://www.theverge.com/2012/4/2/2916098/htc-one-s-review
  
  http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobile-phones/htc-one-s-review-50007079/
  
  http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/02/htc-one-s-review/
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  rapuchy1 year, 1 month ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  battery life is poor.why htc not able to do removable battery so that we can carry i xtra incase
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  sancho19831 year, 1 month ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  SpencerUk

  piginabox

  davestavros - Google Music solved that for me but prob need to be on an unlimited plan like Three do

  
  
  Thought technically wasn't for UK folk yet?

  
  
  Technically Schmecnically, I've been using it for months now with no problems. Excellent piece of software.
  
  HTC haven't been doing too well recently, they need this model to sell well imo to maintain some sort of market share. Would be a shame to see them stop producing phones, I really love them. Currently have a Sensation, the One X does look nice though...
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  crackshotkv1 year, 1 month ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  Not to flame but One Ss been reported with chipping issues on the casing:
  
  http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/htc-responds-to-one-s-chipping-issue-promises-fix-50007612/
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  joesmith19921 year, 1 month ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  davestavros

  Looks like a good phone but the 16gb of storage is just rubbish seeing as you can buy 32GB microSD cards for well under £15 now. Not a good move from HTC and the main reason why I couldn't go for this or the "one X". It is not a dealbreaker for most people but I use my phone as an mp3 player too so ~11GB of available storage (after system files) will not go very far. I wonder what Samsung will come out with in the GS3 in two weeks.

  
  
  Was wondering what your point was at first, as I was thinking that you can just add a microsd card, but wow, no microsd card slot, that is a HUGE flaw. So is the lack of the removable battery. Don't think I could buy a phone with either of these flaws.
  
  Otherwise not a bad deal.
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  dataload1 year, 1 month ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  got one myself, brilliant phone but the chipping issue is very common
  
  on my second one due to the screen having a smudge under a button, slight loss of black inside the usb port but nothing major, htc are replacing them for free in the next 24 months if your handset chips so it's all good
  
  
  hukd owners thread but not many posts, couple of pictures of mine in the first post if anyone wants a closer look
  http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/htc-one-x-one-s-one-v-owners-thread-1185299
  
  chipping issue
  http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1589364
  
  
  

  rapuchy

  battery life is poor.why htc not able to do removable battery so that we can carry i xtra incase

  
  i get no less than 14 hours out of my one s, which is more than my desire with one of those super huge batteries and the one s charges from 10% to 100% in around an hour
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  SpencerUk1 year, 1 month ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  The reason why HTC haven't put expandable storage in is because Android ICS file system doesn't act as USB Mass storage anymore. It's recognised as a MTP device and its total shared memory between everything.
  
  Thats how it is on my Galaxy Nexus sadly and lack of storage is its limitation
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  davestavros1 year, 1 month ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  piginabox

  davestavros - Google Music solved that for me but prob need to be on an unlimited plan like Three do

  
  
  Yeah.. I know what you mean but I am not convinced by the cloud yet. Maybe when we have blanket 4G LTE coverage and world roaming data plans but at the moment I think the technology is not there. I can fit everything I want on a galaxy S2 with a 32GB microSD + the 16GB internal. HTC could have easily bumped up the storage to 32GB and 64GB for a few quid but decided not to. I like samsung because they obviously chucked just about the best they had of every component in to the gs2 and that is why it is still one of the best phones you can buy 12 months after it was released. Nokia used to do that before they lost the plot. Hopefully samsung will do the same with the GS3 and blow everyone away again.
  
  This is still a cracking deal for a phone of this quality if you can keep on top of the paperwork. I don't think the chipping is a big deal. I think HTC just give you a new one if yours is effected.

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