iPhone 5c or other smart phone on O2

flossy_splodge

I have given notice to Orange after YEARS of being with them and want to go to O2 but cant find any good deals.
Don't want to spend over £30 per month.
Anyone know of a good deal please?

grumbler

http://shop.tescomobile.com/pay-monthly/mobile-phones/motorola/moto+g+4g/tariff?deal=16685

http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=6355&idPhone2=5690

mrochester

You're definitely better off with the iPhone over the Moto G.

19lottie82

mrochester wrote: »

You're definitely better off with the iPhone over the Moto G.

Why do you say that?

JJ_Egan

19lottie82 wrote: »

Why do you say that?

He don't like Android .

mrochester

19lottie82 wrote: »

Why do you say that?

I've used both and the iPhone is the better device. Faster, more enjoyable to use, none of the jittering and UI reloading you get on Android. Better camera, better software and hardware support.

J_B

mrochester wrote: »

I've used both and the iPhone is the better device. Faster, more enjoyable to use, none of the jittering and UI reloading you get on Android. Better camera, better software and hardware support.

In *your* opinion

My wife has an iPhone, she downgraded from Android about 6 months ago.

The more iHave to do with iT the more iDislike iT

Give me Android any time - twice the phone for half the price!

redcard

Just upgraded from a Note 3 to an Iphone 6.

IOS wins every time.

mrochester

J_B wrote: »

In *your* opinion

My wife has an iPhone, she downgraded from Android about 6 months ago.

The more iHave to do with iT the more iDislike iT

Give me Android any time - twice the phone for half the price!

In *your* opinion.

I can't in good conscience recommend Android to anyone. If you want a low end, cheap device, you'd be better off with Windows Phone. As you go up the scale, users are better off in the iOS camp.

grumbler

mrochester wrote: »

In *your* opinion.

As you go up the scale, users are better off in the iOS camp.

Is this a fact or *your* opinion?
How do you define 'better off'? Is a person paying 24x£16 for 5C (with 1 year warranty) better off than a person paying 24x£4.50 for Moto (+£10 for a SD card, 2 years warranty)? I think the answer isn't that simple as you claim.

And no, personally, I don't advocate either.

mrochester

grumbler wrote: »

Is this a fact or *your* opinion?
How do you define 'better off'?

Better OS, more enjoyable smartphone experience, better hardware and software support etc.