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JMM27
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hi i looked up my account there but im not due upgrade to dec 2023 but this mobile is playing up, can i upgrade early and pay the amount left throughout the new contract ? Regards Julie

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You can upgrade early only by paying off what you owe on the device plan in full first. 

Guide: How does O2 Refresh work? 

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You can upgrade early only by paying off what you owe on the device plan in full first. 

Guide: How does O2 Refresh work? 

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Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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If you are on Refresh, with both Device and Airtime plans, you can only upgrade early by paying the remaining Device plan balance as a lump-sum upfront as shown in your MyO2, @JMM27 - you might, come September '23, be offered an "Early upgrade on us" where O2 eat your last three months Device plan cost - but I would not hold your breath unless you are on a flagship phone and high data and calls tariff.

Your device should still be covered under 2-year manufacturer warranty, have you reached out to them for an assessment for repair?

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