What Phone

[scottish]

What phone should I get?

I don't really care that much for phones, I've currently got a HTC One S from like 2013 or something but it's being dodgy lately so I need a new one

When I got it I just bought the phone outright with a £10 a month SIM contract from Three.

So what phone should I get? I wouldn't want to be paying more than £30 a month as I don't use it a huge amount.

Would only need 32GB space

[Cerys]

I've always had really really good experiences with Samsung and I currently have an s6 but it would probably be a push to get a contract for under £30, so a s5 could be an option! !

Plus if you're prone to dropping them, their screens are ridiculously strong in my experience

[scottish]

I was looking at S6/S6 Edge, can get them for <£30 a month on contract.

S7's about 40 a month I think

[Cerys]

I'd really recommend s6 then in that case, I've had the edge for about a month now and it works amazingly, everything's super clear and everything you could possibly need to use the phone for is available!

(Don't listen to them apple divvys )

[scottish]

I wouldn't consider an iPhone anyway

[Prosiary]

HTC One M9, not sure how much it'll cost though :/

[dbgtz]

I would advise a Sony phone after positive experiences with 2 of them. Plus, their mid-range phones are reasonably cheap if I remember rightly.

[peteyt]

I was looking at S6/S6 Edge, can get them for <£30 a month on contract.

S7's about 40 a month I think

The only thing with the s6 is it doesn't have a micro sd card slot and unlike the s5 it isn't waterproof. The s7 adds both of these features. Have an s6 wish I'd waited really.

S6 and s7 have no removable battery either. Not sure about the s5

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[scottish]

The only thing with the s6 is it doesn't have a micro sd card slot and unlike the s5 it isn't waterproof. The s7 adds both of these features. Have an s6 wish I'd waited really.

S6 and s7 have no removable battery either. Not sure about the s5

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I have a HTC One something atm which has no SD card, isn't waterproof and no removable battery.

Realistically I use no storage space other than what apps consume (few GB max) so storage isn't an issue, I don't go swimming with electrical equipment so tend not to run into issues with water and haven't had an issue with my HTC battery in 3 years so I'd imagine S6 battery is on par with that and unlikely to fail in 2 years (hopefully).