iPhone 4S Deals

[victoriatagg]

We turned the web upside down looking for the cheapest iPhone 4S deals, and it turns out you don’t have to tie yourself into a 24 month contract to get the best offer.  Buy the iPhone 4S outright, pop in a free giffgaff SIM and you’ll be better off.

iPhone 4S with giffgaff 1 month bundles v 24 month contracts

As well as working out cheaper, there are many benefits to giffgaff goodybags

• Control exactly how much you spend
• Change your goodybag monthly depending on your call behaviour
• No contractual obligations 
• No termination fee
• Can be used by those unable to take out a contract (i.e. under 18)

If you have a handset that is network locked,  find out about unlocking your iPhone 4S.  Or find out the top 5 places to buy an unlocked handset.

*£499 iPhone 4S available from the Apple Store. (Prices will vary according to retailer).  

Information and comparisons on additional handsets, can be found at PAYGvsContract.com.

[endorphin]

Gulp ! I think I will stick with android phones.

[stealthybigboss]

+1 prefer androids , but nice blog

[usmanozzy786]

@ giffgaff

Why say unlimited when its not truely unlimited (dont take this as a wrong way) I heard that if someone uses more then 400MB a month they get banned because they used 400MB even though someone didnt do anything that harms the gg network.

[ryaneberry]

Would be nice to mention the fact that the iPhone 4S 32GB and 64GB has a bigger price difference on giffgaff than other networks as wellas the 16GB models?

[jsmyth2112]

Screw iPhones, GET AN ANDROID!

[matt1111]

See this is why I joined. I don't need to waste £30 on contract when I can get all I need for 1/3 of the price. Simply astounding.

Just goes to prove really: You don't need call centres/advertising, because that's what hikes the prices, and you get very little usage. giffgaff reverses this process, and gives you more for your money. You can't argue really. 

[matt1111]

Also I use the £10 goodybag. Just looking at those stats, I pay just under a quater of the price of 24 month contracts. It's amazing. With Orange you'd be forking out just under £1000, just for a phone. Quite ridiculous if you ask me. So basically Orange are charging 3 times the amount giffgaff do, wahhhhh.

giffgaff, thank you for being around and giving people what they want. I am NEVER leaving you....

[drlatheef]

Great blog and some nice visuals there. 

Would other companies have been cheaper on an 18 month contract compared to taking out a £10 goodybag?

Plus, when I took out a contract for my second phone (iPhone 4), they offered me an 18 month contract however since I explained Tesco were offering  a 12 month contract - they reduced my contract length to 12 month (as I was apparently a loyal customer). Moreover business contracts can be taken out with a 12 month contract aswell - so I'm not sure if thats cheaper than buying the phone outright and popping in a £10 goodybag. 

If a user was heavier than the 250 minutes alloted for the £10 goodybag then the £15 goodybag and greater value goodybags would make giffgaff more expensive than other companies - which would make them less competitive. 

You quoted in saying "Can be used by those unable to take out a contract (i.e. under 18)" 

As far as I know - most teenagers actually take out a contract rather than pay as you go to get the latest shiny smartphone as there is a much lower outlay than buying the phone outright. 

You can add to the bullet points saying "GG is the only company in the list to offer truly unlimited data"?

[dugblare]

buy a second hand iphone 3gs. A great phone for about £120

[samlowe]

Haha, I've just sent this to a friend whos planning on signing upto £33 a month Three contract