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Looking to buy a new mobile phone but there are so many I just don't know where to start. I want a simple one - phone, text, take photos and access email and FB. I have a Virgin sim card Any advice appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love my Alcatel A3. It does everything that I could want of it and I'm sure that it would be ideal for your requirements. It was selling in Argos, etc for around £130 when it first came out but I got it for £90 a bit later on. I see that it's currently available on Amazon for just £76.90, so I'd consider that to be a bargain:
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The phone I've linked to is SIM-free, Jennyjoan.
That means that you can put any SIM into it and it will be the SIM that determines how the phone's use is paid for. i.e. if Maggie has got a SIM linked to a Virgin contract it will become a Virgin 'contract' phone. However if she's got a Virgin Pay-As-You-Go SIM it will become a Virgin 'PAYG' phone.
If, as I did, she were to put an Asda PAYG SIM into it, it would become an Asda 'PAYG' phone.
Anyone who buys a SIM-free phone can choose BOTH the service provider they want go with AND (where that provider offers both types of account) whether to opt for a contract or to use PAYG.
That means that you can put any SIM into it and it will be the SIM that determines how the phone's use is paid for. i.e. if Maggie has got a SIM linked to a Virgin contract it will become a Virgin 'contract' phone. However if she's got a Virgin Pay-As-You-Go SIM it will become a Virgin 'PAYG' phone.
If, as I did, she were to put an Asda PAYG SIM into it, it would become an Asda 'PAYG' phone.
Anyone who buys a SIM-free phone can choose BOTH the service provider they want go with AND (where that provider offers both types of account) whether to opt for a contract or to use PAYG.
I've got a Moto G6 play which is excellent and available for about £130.
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Many publications say the Moto G6 is one of the best budget phones. The play version economises on things like having a plastic cover and a slightly fatter battery than the premium one, but as a result has a very long battery life.
It has a large screen which I like, but if you have small hands that might be a nuisance to you.
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Many publications say the Moto G6 is one of the best budget phones. The play version economises on things like having a plastic cover and a slightly fatter battery than the premium one, but as a result has a very long battery life.
It has a large screen which I like, but if you have small hands that might be a nuisance to you.