EE's Lumia 920 Pricing (Full Breakdown & Actual Pricing)

[anon(5352752)]

First off, apologies that the layout is messy but best I can do at such short notice xD.
The below shows total cost of plans on EE but also how much the actual plan costs you over the contract period and what you're paying.

I'm leaning towards the ?51 over 12 months. Sure its only 1GB data, but facing facts, in 12 months time, I can walk from it and there will be better deals

Opinions folks?



***Lumia 920 on 24 months deal (EE)***

?993.99
(?36 per month, ?129.99 phone, 500mb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 24 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?523.99
Plan cost per month: ?21.83


?1033.99
(?41 per month, ?49.99 phone, 1gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 24 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?563.99
Plan cost per month: ?23.49

?1123.99
(?46 per month, ?19.99 phone, 3gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 24 months (based on ?470 sim free price):?653.99
Plan cost per month: ?27.24

?1243.99
(?51 per month, ?19.99 phone, 5gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 24 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?773.99
Plan cost per month: ?32.24

?1363.99
(?56 per month, ?19.99 phone, 8gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 24 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?893.99
Plan cost per month: ?37.24

***Lumia 920 on 12 month deal (EE)***

?681.99
(?46 per month, ?129.99 phone, 500mb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 12 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?211.99
Plan cost per month: ?17.66

?661.99
(?51 per month, ?49.99 phone, 1gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 12 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?191.99
Plan cost per month: ?15.99

?691.99
(?56 per month, ?19.99 phone, 3gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 12 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?221.99
Plan cost per month: ?18.49

?751.99
(?61 per month, ?19.99 phone, 5gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 12 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?281.99
Plan cost per month: ?23.49

?811.99
(?66 per month, ?19.99 phone, 8gb, unlimited mins and texts.)
Actual plan cost over 12 months (based on ?470 sim free price): ?341.99
Plan cost per month: ?28.49

 

[SnailUK]

Strangely i was just doing the sums, and i would go for the same, if it wasn't for the fact they only have the black and white 920s. I want red.

 

[anon(5352752)]

I want the red too, but that would mean going to Phones4U and taking it out through them. From what I can make out they are doing all the bar Cyan.

My experience of going through Phones4U are not good. And if you are an Orange/T-Mobile customer, I forsee complications going through store...Black isn't bad though

 

[paulm187]

Great breakdown spencer! My original plan was to buy it off contract for ?469 but with my current T-Mobile contract ?21 my total cost will be ?721. The only good thing is that its unlimited internet. The ?51 contract suddenly looks not too bad but I'm annoyed I'll be losing my unlimited internet and 4G isn't even available in my area.

 

[whenimcleaningwindows]

I'm on 3 with unlimited Internet..............I will stick to sim free. But your breakdown is usefull!

 

[BellaRed]

Very good breakdown Spencer.

On my ?15 pm pay and go sim (AYCE, unlimited internet) with 3uk total cost would be ?470 + ?15 x 12 = ?650. A small saving and obviously no 4g.

Not everyone can afford to buy sim free though which is where your breakdown helps a lot.

 

[anon(5352752)]

Thanks for the feedback. If I get some time, I'm gonna do a breakdown for Vodafone plans and pricing

As an after thought, technically, if you traded your phone (whatever you have at the moment) for recycle, you could technically bring the cost down even further.

@paulm187

I work in Sheffield so will have some small benefit to it I guess...I'm not so fussed it I get the the 4G aspect of a connection, its more the 12 month flexibility for me!.

BT openzone should suffice after your usage cap anyway

 

[paulm187]

Very good breakdown Spencer.

On my ?15 pm pay and go sim (AYCE, unlimited internet) with 3uk total cost would be ?470 + ?15 x 12 = ?650. A small saving and obviously no 4g.

Not everyone can afford to buy sim free though which is where your breakdown helps a lot.

The EE tarif also offers unlimited talk & text

 

[Satchef1]

Phones4U's PoS for the Lumia 920 says it's available from Free on ?36/month. Networks available are EE, T-Mobile and Orange. It would seem that you can get the phone on T-Mo and Orange, and that it's free on one of them at ?36/month, though the staff in store didn't have any more information.

To put it another way, the phone is an Everything Everywhere (EE, the company that owns Orange, T-Mobile and the 4G EE network) exclusive, not an EE (the 4G network) exclusive. All of this confusion is down to the moronic naming choice for the new network.

 

[anon(5335877)]

I love how you all in the UK actually add up the total cost, whereas in the US, all people seem to care about is the out the door price of the phone.

 

[agliata]

Can anyone tell me wheather the 920 font size can be changed when texting?

 

[cgk]

Phones4U's PoS for the Lumia 920 says it's available from Free on ?36/month. Networks available are EE, T-Mobile and Orange. It would seem that you can get the phone on T-Mo and Orange, and that it's free on one of them at ?36/month, though the staff in store didn't have any more information.

To put it another way, the phone is an Everything Everywhere (EE, the company that owns Orange, T-Mobile and the 4G EE network) exclusive, not an EE (the 4G network) exclusive. All of this confusion is down to the moronic naming choice for the new network.

EE's twitter feed says this is not correct:


T-Mobile is not EE. EE runs along side T-Mobile and Orange. You can only get a Lumia 920 with EE.

 

[BellaRed]

Nokia UK tweeted that it IS also available on Orange and T Mobile. See blog post on this forum too, there is some clarification.

Confusion reigns!

 

[cgk]

This whole thing is a mess, no clear communication at any level.

 

[anon(5352752)]

Phones4U's PoS for the Lumia 920 says it's available from Free on ?36/month. Networks available are EE, T-Mobile and Orange. It would seem that you can get the phone on T-Mo and Orange, and that it's free on one of them at ?36/month, though the staff in store didn't have any more information.

To put it another way, the phone is an Everything Everywhere (EE, the company that owns Orange, T-Mobile and the 4G EE network) exclusive, not an EE (the 4G network) exclusive. All of this confusion is down to the moronic naming choice for the new network.

This isn't surprising. From working with Orange (in broadband, not mobile, but you get to see the mobile side stuff) back in the day, you can guarantee that this will be 18 and 24 month contracts only with 24 month offering unlimited texts and more minutes as opposed to being limits on 18 months.

I'd also expect to fork out quite a bit on an 18 month contract for the phone. Orange in the UK is classed as a premium brand.

I love how you all in the UK actually add up the total cost, whereas in the US, all people seem to care about is the out the door price of the phone.

Hehe. Times are hard, every little thing has to be worked out. I'm rather surprised you guys in the states don't do it.

EE's twitter feed says this is not correct:


T-Mobile is not EE. EE runs along side T-Mobile and Orange. You can only get a Lumia 920 with EE.

Well that is technically right. EE is a separate brand from Orange & T-Mobile but uses their masts as its under joint control. From what I've read from UK availability dates for Nokia Lumia 920 and 820 | wpcentral | Windows Phone News, Forums, and Reviews it won't show on Orange or T-Mobile until the exclusivity of EE will end.

On the other hand, I've already had a good go about getting consistent answers from EE's Twitter and its like trying to get blood out of a stone!.

 

[BellaRed]

Agreed.

Seems the exclusivity is only until end of the year too with an option to extend.

Somehow I don't think they will be extending....

 

[TMavC5]

Those that getting red, please post video. I want to know is it really red or orange.

 

[Big Supes]

Agreed.

Seems the exclusivity is only until end of the year too with an option to extend.

Somehow I don't think they will be extending....

If that is true, and O2 announce the 920 will be coming in Jan, it'll be hard not to wait. That's a lot of 'ifs', but entirely possible.

 

[Parousia85]

Just incase anyone hasn't noticed and is planning to buy, it looks like EE have upped the price of the lumia 920 on a 12 month contract by quite a substantial margin.

This puts it out of my price range, which is really annoying. Anyone aware of any alternatives, maybe an orange or T-Mobile contract, if its coming out on those. The 8X is looking like a better option, especially considering the price on the other networks.

 

[jenjen4u]

Just incase anyone hasn't noticed and is planning to buy, it looks like EE have upped the price of the lumia 920 on a 12 month contract by quite a substantial margin.

This puts it out of my price range, which is really annoying. Anyone aware of any alternatives, maybe an orange or T-Mobile contract, if its coming out on those. The 8X is looking like a better option, especially considering the price on the other networks.

:O OWH MY GOODNESS THEY HAVE INCREASED THE HANDSET PRICE... sorry for the caps but now this has completely thrown off my plans to get L920, ive been eyeing the 12month contract for a week now they go spoil it ergh EE just keeps getting worse... I knew it was too good to be true i knew there had to be a premium... looks like im just going to get sim-free now!

Edit: Thought to share with you people my other option, If I am correct Virgin Sim works on T-mobile phones (ive read on virgin threads of customers using virgin sim on Tmobile Iphone4S). So now I am planning to get T-mobile L920 and use Virgin Sim on it. Virgin offer good sim-only deals particularly if you are a current virgin broadband customer. Example Phone ?470 + (Sim-only Plan ?12*12months) = ?614