08-09-2017 14:45 - edited 20-09-2017 16:42
08-09-2017 14:45 - edited 20-09-2017 16:42
O2 will offer Apple’s latest products starting on 22nd September 2017, including the new generation iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. Customers will be able to pre-order iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus beginning 15th September at www.o2.co.uk/iphone, in store, voice and online, with iPhone X pre-order beginning Friday 27th October
Questions?
We expect there will be many questions ranging from student discount, to unlocking, to yearly upgrades and everything in-between. See our extensive Q&A section immediately under this post, and let us know if there's anything missing you think we should mention there.
on 14-10-2017 15:15
on 14-10-2017 15:15
Hi, I'm on the yearly upgrade programme and I'm due an upgrade.
I've recieved a message saying that I'm due an upgrade cause it has been over 12 month in my current contract and that I can hand in my current device for the new one etc...
Since I don't really have much time to go personally and visit the o2 store I wanted to do this online but it's saying "pay this much and upgrade now or wait for your contract to end" and there is no option for the yearly upgrade programme even though I've made more than 12 monthly repayments.
Does anyone know how to do the yearly upgrade programme online? I think it should be on my o2 by the upgrade options but all its saying is that I have to pay the rest of my device plan in order to upgrade but that's not how the upgrade works so if anyone could help me I would appreciate it.
on 14-10-2017 15:43
on 14-10-2017 15:43
on 14-10-2017 16:07
on 14-10-2017 16:07
your phone should be stored on your app if its the original one you got from o2. It then will give you a valuation of that phone but in good condition so dont just go on that qoute as that my go down if damaged or marked in anyway.
From experience shop around other phone purchase companies or even sell it on 3rd party sites.
Make sure what you receive for your phone covers the settlement ammount due on account otherwise you would need to clear the differnce yourself.
on 14-10-2017 16:39
on 14-10-2017 19:52
I would do that, but my current device plan is outstanding about 300£ where my iphone 6s plus 64gb with no scratches and in perfect condition is worth 202£ on the o2recycle, that's why I was told that no matter what quote I get the o2 itself will clear my current device plan left when I hand in my phone and I can sign different contract with a new phone.
That's why I'm wondering why does it say on the website that I still have to pay whole device plan and then upgrade when the guru's said to me that all I have to do is hand in my device and pay any upfront cost for the new one.
My question is - is there someone that handles these types of things that I can talk to online and get everything sorted?
15-10-2017 12:26 - edited 15-10-2017 12:27
15-10-2017 12:26 - edited 15-10-2017 12:27
@Anonymous For the yearly upgrade plan it has to be in store as they inspect the handset and then pay off the device plan even if device plan is higher than the value of the iphone to be recycled .
on 16-10-2017 10:27
on 16-10-2017 10:27
Hopefully O2 will be reading this thread and take the Apple Watch 3 seriously. I have had an O2 contract for >15 years and have never considered switching until now. Don't forget, O2, that the customers of the Apple Watch 3 are likly to be of 'high value'. Haemorrhaging a high percentage of them to EE will affect the current and long term bottom line. I just want to know some more details, as to whether it is possble without a serious network upgrade (which won't happen any time soon), and if not when will the work to support it be done (if ever)
on 16-10-2017 14:31
on 16-10-2017 14:31
on 16-10-2017 17:11
on 16-10-2017 17:11
answered many times in this thread o2 have no plans at present to support it !
on 16-10-2017 21:58
on 16-10-2017 21:58
Good lot of years with O2, looks like it’s time to jump ship!
Love my series 3, but I would have gave O2 time to update their hardware if they said in 6 months but to wait a year! Why stay with O2 when another provider can give you what you want now
sorry but looks like the end of the line
I’m pretty positive that O2 knew this was hapening age ago as Apple would have had to ask all the carriers if they could suppprt, even before EE started getting all chummy!