Dual Sim phones

[Anonymous]

I am seeing a growing demand for dual-sim phones (for personal and business sims)

Currently, the only phones that seem to support this are from the Far East (HK, China etc..) and often do not support all the O2 frequencies, especially the 800MHz 4G one

Does anyone know if O2 have any plans to address this device market?

[Anonymous]

I know.

I have been using dual-sim phones from Hong Kong, but switched to the Oneplus 3T from O2 earlier this year.
I was going to get the Oneplus 5, but the questionable reports have forced me to wait and see if they release a 5T

[mavericke]

@Anonymous

I had the opportunity to test out a OnePlus 5 for a week. All I had to say is that I like the device very much but the camera department could improve further. Taking pictures under low light could have been improved further. However, I would have picked the OnePlus 5 over the Samsung Galaxy S8+ if my storage usage is less than 100GB. 

[Anonymous]

The Oneplus 5 checks all the boxes except for the camera..and the "jelly scrolling" apparently caused by fitting the screens upside down to accommodate the new camera!

It's just not a big enough improvement from my 3T to warrant the £500.

Now if the camera had been as good as they claimed........

[darrengf]

I've got many dual sim phones.

Wileyfox Swift 2 plus

Nokia 222 2G only

Bush and Alba 2G Argos phones.

also used Bush and Windows Dual sim phones.

been using them now for many years.  No issue with any networks etc.  So Dual 2G phones do need manual Apn settings, but all the Bush, Windows and Wileyfox phones set them selves up