Nokia Lumia 920 Pay As You Go Phone & Wireless Charger & WESC Headphones £399.99 (+ £10 Top-Up) @ EE £409.99
Great price for the Nokia Lumia 920. It is available instore at EE for £399.99 on pay as you go for Orange as long as you top-up £10. You also get a free wireless charger and free WESC headphones.
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£400 for a phone that's nothing compared to iPhone 5 is expensive.
32gb Iphone 5 - £600
So what you get for £200 extra?
higher res screen
larger screen
super sensitive screen - can use with gloves
far superior camera
stereo speakers and recording
Gorilla glass screen
NFC
wireless charging
Covers more LTE bands
Nokia Maps - the best on a smartphone
Nokia Muscic - free music for a year
plus its £200 cheaper and you get a wireless charger and Headphones.
I think it's you with the overly expensive ornamental phone.
cant even get 4g here till late next year apparently so would have preferred to get this on normal contract if possible??
- Sim free, all networks, all colours, £399
- Sim free, all networks, all colours, £399
Lucky you :) is http://www.hotmiddleeastdeals.com registered i wonder...?
It does not.
As far as I know, DC-HSDPA hasn't rolled out yet? And I'm fairly certain O2 will be the first to use it, if Apple are to be believed.
cant even get 4g here till late next year apparently so would have preferred to get this on normal contract if possible??
You'd either have to get it PAYG like this deal, and take out a sim only contract with orange, buy it EE locked from phones 4 u and go with tmobile/orange/virgin, or if you are due an upgrade, try haggling with them over the phone.
Someone got it from Orange on contract, free phone, ultd texts, 750mb data, cant remember the minutes, free email, for £26 pm. Which isn't bad at all.
I meant DC-HSPA, and according to http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/09/a-week-with-the-iphone-5-on-ee-the-uks-first-4g-network/, EE are expanding existing DC-HSPA coverage so I wondered if Virgin got access since it uses the EE network. Seems others have also rolled out or are in the process of doing so:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/15/o2-uk-rolls-out-42mbps-dc-hspa/
Personally this is much more attractive than 4G at the moment given EE's pricing for 4G.
Now theres an idea!
I meant DC-HSPA, and according to http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/09/a-week-with-the-iphone-5-on-ee-the-uks-first-4g-network/, EE are expanding existing DC-HSPA coverage so I wondered if Virgin got access since it uses the EE network. Seems others have also rolled out or are in the process of doing so:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/15/o2-uk-rolls-out-42mbps-dc-hspa/
Personally this is much more attractive than 4G at the moment given EE's pricing for 4G.
I haven't seen the + sign next to it. But I'm in the north east, so chances are they aren't planning on bringing it up here till 2015 anyway.
I have no idea if having '3G' selected has any effect on it though. I know AT&T in the US class the faster 3G band as '4G', so it may be the limiting factor at the moment.
I'll switch to '4G' and see if anything changes.
Also, why are we calling in 4G in the first place? I always thought it was LTE. So many confusing terms :p
Edited By: exStudent on Nov 13, 2012 18:54
You should have pointed him to the little sign next to the phone that says PAYG £399 (_;)
(assuming they had the dummy models on display)