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iPhone 15 Pro - Better to buy direct or 'upgrade' existing deal
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Gareth77
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I'm currently on a Sim only deal with EE (around £25 a month with loads of data I never get near to using)
I have an iPhone 11
I want to upgrade to iPhone 15 Pro - what is the best way?
EE are offering me upgrade offers etc (new contract)
Or should I just buy from Apple on 2 years interest free repayment?
I have an iPhone 11
I want to upgrade to iPhone 15 Pro - what is the best way?
EE are offering me upgrade offers etc (new contract)
Or should I just buy from Apple on 2 years interest free repayment?
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Apple every time for me, I don't use much data so why should I pay for what I don't use
Currently on sim only deal all inclusive minutes and texts 3Gig of Data £5 a month0 -
£5! - where did you get that deal? I'm on £25 a month with EE and get £160 gig but only use about £5.
With apple do you trade in your old? (and pay monthly?)0 -
Put in your pac code and get a better deal £9 30gb. Roaming with EE. Before they wanted £280
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Gareth77 said:I'm currently on a Sim only deal with EE (around £25 a month with loads of data I never get near to using)
I have an iPhone 11
I want to upgrade to iPhone 15 Pro - what is the best way?
EE are offering me upgrade offers etc (new contract)
Or should I just buy from Apple on 2 years interest free repayment?
Plenty of sim deals around for £5-£8 depending on what your coverage is like.0 -
get from apple direct, explore a cheaper sim contract especially considering you're using much less than 160gb. Lebara have some ridiculous 5G sim only deals if you catch it at the right time0
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If you can afford ti buy the phone outright then I think that always works cheaper. Could always try and negotaite a good deal with EE if you are a loyal customer.0
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