Sony Ericsson k810i £99 delivered. WSL.

paullwill8

Bargain price for great camera phone.
Marshall Ward on-line.
Use code in discount codes and vouchers section for free delivery.

http://www.marshallward.co.uk/rf/mar/navigation/product.do?Mis_item_id=15&AID=6248472&PID=1546795&SID=1&product=410265642&D=410265642&Ntk=group_search&Mis_item_loc_id=1&Nu=this_product&Nty=1&thisprod=410265642&Ntt=410265642&Dx=mode+matchall&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Np=1&N=0:T

dolphinl

These are selling for £79.99 with £10 airtime purchase in Phones 4 U - sorry got confused, thought it was the w810i

M20DAL

Post The Link Please

runboy

Yes a link please - I had a quick look at the Phones4U website and they dont list the K810, and the K800 and that was well over £100.

RDA

dolphinl wrote: »

These are selling for £79.99 with £10 airtime purchase in Phones 4 U

I think you're referring to the W810i, not the K810i which is only available on pay monthly from Phones 4 U.

runboy

Can the K810 in Marshall Ward be used on any network or will it be T-Mobile locked?

KTF

the thread at HDUK about this offer suggests its locked to T-Mobile (or Virgin as its the same network) and can be unbranded but not unlocked:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deal/41222/sony-ericsson-k810i-mobile-phone-99/

I dont know if they are actually locked though as I have one thats O2 branded yet is fully unlocked.

sockpuppetuk

KTF wrote: »

I dont know if they are actually locked though as I have one thats O2 branded yet is fully unlocked.

I presume yours is a contract phone? O2 contract phones are normally unlocked, PAYG handsets from all networks are normally locked (although sometimes not if they come from car phone warehouse or the link).

I would say these are 99% likely to be locked to T-Mobile.

KTF

Yes, its a contract phone which would explain it then. I thought PAYG were normally unlocked (or could be done if you called the provider up) as you have paid for the phone rather than subsidising it through the monthly rental which are normally locked?

phanco

KTF wrote: »

Yes, its a contract phone which would explain it then. I thought PAYG were normally unlocked (or could be done if you called the provider up) as you have paid for the phone rather than subsidising it through the monthly rental which are normally locked?

Fraid not - PAYG phones are almost always locked - and there is a bit of "subsidy" going on as even the PAYG phones are normally cheaper than they would be SIM Free.

Most providers unlock for free if you have spend a certain amount on top-ups (for example Virgin unlock if you have topped up with £30 I believe).

sockpuppetuk

Orange, Voda and T-Mobile will unlock the phone for you but you normally have to have had the phone/sim for a few months and then they will deduct between £15/20 worth of credit off the sim for doing it.

As for 3 .. well they are another story completely ...