White Samsung Galaxy Note at Asda (unlocked, sim free) - £369.00
Been looking for a Note at the right price for a couple of months now. This is the cheapest price I've seen from any "reputable" UK-based retailer for a sim-free unlocked Galaxy Note. Next cheapest I could find was Amazon and Play.com at about £385
This is only for the white model. The Carbon Blue device comes in at £379.
And as pointed out below, you should qualify for 5% Quidco too!
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Jump to unread Post a Comment£369 - £18.45 = £350.55
O2 Bolt on removed, cashback received, and gave the sim to a friend who pays me £5/month for the minutes and texts.
Boils down to £191 and will try to dowgrade the tariff after 9 months if I get lucky :)
Still, for this price it is still a good deal for what the phone does. It's the best phone I've had so far (upgraded to ICS).
Specs are still future proof and has something newer phones lack (bigger screen, s pen, premium suite, etc.)
If you got the contract after 30th of march you will not be able to downgrade.
O2 Bolt on removed, cashback received, and gave the sim to a friend who pays me £5/month for the minutes and texts.
Boils down to £191 and will try to dowgrade the tariff after 9 months if I get lucky :)
Still, for this price it is still a good deal for what the phone does. It's the best phone I've had so far (upgraded to ICS).
Specs are still future proof and has something newer phones lack (bigger screen, s pen, premium suite, etc.)
If they're paying you, and you're paying o2 then you're still responsible if they start charging for things outside the allowance...
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If you got the contract after 30th of march you will not be able to downgrade.
Yeah, I've read that but will try anyway. They might change their minds next year... or not :p
O2 Bolt on removed, cashback received, and gave the sim to a friend who pays me £5/month for the minutes and texts.
Boils down to £191 and will try to dowgrade the tariff after 9 months if I get lucky :)
Still, for this price it is still a good deal for what the phone does. It's the best phone I've had so far (upgraded to ICS).
Specs are still future proof and has something newer phones lack (bigger screen, s pen, premium suite, etc.)
If they're paying you, and you're paying o2 then you're still responsible if they start charging for things outside the allowance...
I have taken that into consideration so it is agreed that all charges incurred outside of the allowance will be added to the £5.
My friend's phone is very basic so no 3g or MMS, just call and text. I have told him he just have to use the landline for special
numbers like and international calls which is very unlikely. I also have the o2 android app so it's easy to track his usage anytime.
£5 for 200mins and unlimited texts is a steal for him as he pays over £10/month for less minutes and texts.
Edited By: gx3k on May 26, 2012 17:29
I did give this thought some serious consideration, and reasoned it's not a direct competitor (size and S-pen), and S3 preorder prices seem to be in the £480 range. I don't *think* that it'll drop too rapidly, and every tenner they shave off the price brings it closer to the wholesale cost. Maybe we'll se a glut of second hand ones though...
No. Yours depends on Cashback.
No. Yours depends on Cashback.
Even without cashback, the other deal is cheaper as its includes minutes, sms, and data while this one doesn't have anything.
Still, more choices for people who wants a Note so I won't complain :)