on 15-02-2021 09:06
So it seems my S7 is on its last legs, so looking to upgrade to the S20. Usually i upgrade instore, but obviously that isnt possible at the moment and its ages since i last upgraded. Couple of questions:
1 - I buy the phone on the o2 store, can i use my existing SIM card in the new phone, or as my tariff will be changing do i need to use the SIM the phone comes with?
2 - I assume the NHS discount is still a thing with o2 as i can claim that
3 - Is Smart Switch the best way to transfer all apps/contacts/data etc between both devices, and does it work well?
Thanks
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on 15-02-2021 09:10
1 - Your new tariff is upgraded on your current sim, so continue to use it.
2 - NHS discount help here Guide: O2 Open & Friends and Family discounts - How to sign up
3 - Yes
Word of caution regarding the S20 though. It's not the best phone that Samsung have ever produced. Check the reviews online.
on 15-02-2021 09:10
1 - Your new tariff is upgraded on your current sim, so continue to use it.
2 - NHS discount help here Guide: O2 Open & Friends and Family discounts - How to sign up
3 - Yes
Word of caution regarding the S20 though. It's not the best phone that Samsung have ever produced. Check the reviews online.
on 15-02-2021 09:21
on 15-02-2021 09:21
Thanks
Regarding the S20, ive had a quick look online and thought reviews were pretty good, but admit not looked too closely at them
Comparing the tariffs of the S20 and the S21 (just the base phone not the ultra) and seems abit odd
£30 upfront with 15GB of data over 36 month for both phones. S20 comes in at £47.50 while the same tariff on the S21 is £46.99. The S21 has a deal where you get 6 month free airtime too
So how can a newer phone be cheaper per month?
on 15-02-2021 09:22
on 15-02-2021 09:22
It's on a deal at the moment so I'd grab it whilst you can at that price.
The S21 is everything the S20 should have been, but wasn't.......
on 15-02-2021 09:24
on 15-02-2021 09:24
Cheers
Yea seems decent at that price. Only downside is seems to be out of stock as it says it can take a week to arrive (assuming thats accurate)
on 15-02-2021 09:28
on 15-02-2021 09:28
on 15-02-2021 09:35
on 15-02-2021 09:35
Aye. Will have a look at some reviews anyway and see which i prefer, but if the S21 comes back instock then that seems the more likely choice
Cheers for the help
on 15-02-2021 09:36
on 15-02-2021 09:36
on 15-02-2021 10:45
on 15-02-2021 10:45
Don't forget that you can get free buds with the S21 too
https://20203.samsungpromotions.claims/galaxys21buds/en-GB
on 15-02-2021 11:02
on 15-02-2021 11:02
Nice one thanks.
Just spoke to a friend with an S20. He was saying the S21 is abit of a stripped down version of the S20, which Samsung did to bring the cost down. There is the Ultra version but then that adds to the cost. Saw this in a review:
"The Samsung Galaxy S21 isn't a huge step up on its predecessor – in fact, it's a downgrade in more ways than one, and a sideways step in other areas.
However, the Galaxy S20 was more expensive at launch, and has been discontinued now. If you can find a Samsung Galaxy S20 for cheaper than the Galaxy S21, it may be a better purchase for you – but hunting one down might be a tall order"
Although not sure what they mean by hard to find as o2 have them in