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Optus: Realme C3 $80, X Wave $49, Samsung A21s $149, Telstra: Essential Smart $19, 4GX+/4GX HD/Essential+ 2/Pro $49 @ Woolworths

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Looks to be the one of the cheapest ever deal for Realme C3:

  • Optus Realme C3 @ $80 (Was $199)
  • Optus X Wave @ $49 (Was $149)
  • Optus Samsung A21s @ $149 (Was $279)

In my opinion, Optus phones are much easier to unlock, compared to Telstra which charges a premium.


Deals on Telstra Prepaid Phones

  • Telstra Essential Smart (A125) @ $19 (Was $69)
  • Telstra 4gx Plus @ $49 (Was $99)
  • Telstra 4gx HD @ $49 (Was $129)
  • Telstra Essential Plus 2 @ $49 (Was $99)
  • Telstra Essential Pro 4g @ $49 (Was $129)

Unlocking fees apply.

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  • +1

    Double check the version of the A21s, I am guessing its the 3GB/32GB version rather than the 6/128 version that Optus also sells.

    • +1

      Yep 32GB

      • and no NFC?

  • +6

    Looks to be the cheapest ever deal for Realme C3

    Realme C3 was $75 here and here

    • Still a great price for C3. Use with Coles SIM, or other optus MVNO.

      I would not bother with the other phones above, or in the other Woolies phone post.

    • +1

      Yes got from Target with $10 newsletter discount and $30 afterpay signup effectively making it only $35

  • OP, why didn't you include the Nokia 2.3 for $49?

    Good deal.

    • +1

      Nice catch.
      Although the Brand Card says Nokia 2.3, the yellow price tag showing $49 was Nokia 2.2.
      Hence, I haven't posted it, as it looks to be a confusion among the store staff. It would probably scan at much higher I think. At the shelf, where there are dummy handsets, the yellow price tag for Nokia 2.3 mentioned $99.

  • Telstra Essential Smart (A125) @ $19

    I am tempted to buy them just for the charger.

    Is this national wide?

  • Can’t see any A21s in stock around us. Anyone had luck with Officeworks matching from the ticket picture? Or any other options for under $200 Samsung for my dad. He has an oppo and can’t get used to it. He previously had an S9 before the oppo.

    • Maybe try swapping the mapping of the <<Overview>> soft button with the <<Go Back>> soft button for him. I don't know the relative bloatware of Oppo vs Samsung - but this might be a big help for him if he is used to Samsung's primary navigation layout vs the rest of Android world.

      I always find this reversal annoying when using any friend's Samsung, and thus I'll need to remap to standard Android if I go ahead with buying a Samsung A52 5G DS that I'm considering at the moment.

      In a Euro-centric tech world born of pages read from left to right, and books where forward pages in books are on the right side, I find it to be counter-intuitive that <<Go-back>> is on the right side - rather than on the left, but one's brain is always going to forge a set pattern based on what you are used to, and a world-view based on what you first used!

      Are Samsung the only major Android handset manufacturer to use a non-standard config for these most basic navigation settings?

  • is this deal on? do you unlock it like this: https://www.mobileguru4.com/realme-c3-unlock-file/

    looks like insane specs for the price, do these go on sale often?

  • The Optus ones have expired. Telstra ones are still available at Woolies.
    Yes, they do go on sale often for the models mentioned above.

    • cheers,

      i found they're still available at officeworks for $89, the only problem is i'm on aldi mobile and i need to unlock it, $80 seems steep for unlock from optus

      there are unlocked versions on ebay for $125, might just grab one of those unless i can find a way to unlock it for free lol

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