$199 for a 64GB iPhone SE or $199 for a 128GB Galaxy S20 FE.
Unlimited calls and text, 80GB/month.
12m contract ($828 min cost over 12m), new customers only (current Belong and Boost customers excluded).
$199 iPhone SE 64GB or Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 128GB on 12M Telstra 80GB $69 Plan in-Store (New Customers Only) @ JB Hi-Fi
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bozbargain on 29/05/2021 - 09:21 jbhifi.com.au (1206 clicks)
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Not an Android user myself but looking at JB Hifi’s site, they seem to stock both at $699. Perhaps you can pick and choose or get whatever is in stock (since there is no mention of it in the small print)?
Should be free on a overpriced $69 plan
Yep, I got a 3GS and a 4s free on $49 and $69 plans back in the day. The $69 was meant to be a 24 month plan and when I said I’d contemplate the deal on a 12 month plan they agreed.
So you expect a $700 phone for free on a $828 contract? I think this Telstra plan is worth more than $10.70 month.
So you expect a $700 phone for free on a $828 contract?
<sigh> … Those were the days. The latest $700 Ericsson free on a $30/month contract (24 months).
Whatever happened to One.Tel?Yep bring back the 688
You may have just answered your own question, me thinks…
This isn't a $700 phone though, remember the markups JB make. They also get deals from Telstra for each plan they sell etc.
Will this plan be using the eSIM? Can I use the physical SIM slot for another provider?
Yes you can. In the odd case JB Hifi can’t do it for you, start with a normal sim and go to Telstra to swap.
S20 FE doesnot support esim
Can confirm that the s20 FE snapdragon DOESN'T support esim on Australia, Sitting here right now with it. SUCKS BAD.
The iPhone SE does support it. I was responding to whether or not this plan ‘supports’ esim (a valid question since Boost etc don’t).
@4kbargain: I know, I’m on the same plan, using esim as well. I started off with a normal sim though (wasn’t offered one at JB) and changed over later at a local Telstra shop.
@bozbargain: You can just download the esim, from telstra app or sth I forgot but it was a simple process though.
@4kbargain: Interesting. I couldn’t last year when I wanted to change from normal to esim - it was QR-code based and the quickest for me was to go to a store (alternative was to get it sent in the mail). They can’t make it too easy I guess as sim swap theft is a real thing.
Seems worth it for $828 if it is for the S20 FE s865
Does this include international calls? cant seem to find any information on it
It does, but its PAYG.
In store only?!… Cries in Melbourne…
I feel for you. Maybe ring them to see if it can be done over the phone?
Do you get a $300 giftcard aswell?
No
Not as good as the $59 plan with $500 gift card
Yup, I'm holding for this
Didn't find it. Still available?
The price for this phone is overpriced at the moment. Typical a good phone should have it trade in price doubled as current retail price. Samsung themselves only give you around $250. So realistically this is only a $500 phone.
Depends on you situation you may be better off get an S21 from trad in with Samsung and go month by month on the plan
Price is misleading. It is not a minimum cost of $828 as per the add.
As you have to pay $199 upfront, that takes the minimum cost to $1,027$50 more and one can get the Samsung S21 deal then put in a Vodafone $45 sim with better feature. Those die hard Telstra fans can get a belong $45 sim with same amount of data.
‘Misleading’ is a strong word. If you don’t want to pay an extra $199 for a phone that would normally retail at $699, you can opt for a $300 GC instead. I agree that it would be clearer if they were to say ‘min plan cost $828’ as they often do.
Exynos or Snapdragon version?