If you're a new customer, you'll need to pay a minimum of $30 minimum for a 28-Day plan.
Existing customers with an eligible active SIM Plan can purchase for the listed price delivered.
Motorola Razr 50 256GB $799 (potentially ATL) - Available in Koala Grey, Beach Sand and Spritz Orange
https://www.amaysim.com.au/devices/phones/motorola/motorola-…
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 128GB $899 - Available in Burgundy and Green
https://www.amaysim.com.au/devices/phones/samsung/samsung-ga…
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Spending almost $1k on a 3yo Android phone would be pretty stupid really…
Try telling that to Apple fans 😂
That's why I mentioned Android, especially considering the resale value would be lower than an iphone from the same era. iPhone 14 PM is sold for around $1k used 😱
How exactly can I get the s25u for around that price?
Yeah but how did you end up paying $868 for S25 Ultra 256? What was your price break down?
@boomramada: $2149- 20% - Your $100 Galaxy eVoucher+ has been applied!; Voucher applied! $200 eVoucher discount.; Voucher applied! $400 Trade-In bonus.; $150 Trade-In bonus applied
@Oh Daddy: Is it a trade in of any phone or an s24 ultra? Because that makes a big difference, you wouldn't be looking at this if you already owned a phone better than it.
Nice to see the Razr drop down in price. I got gift cards for JB hifi burning a hole in my pocket.
I'll take 'em….
Thank you OP
Can you just drop the $30/28-day and keep the phone ? i.e. no further pay-out cost?
eyeing on the Razr50 :/
That is correct, no further pay-out cost
Get it 52c cheaper at optus:
https://www.optus.com.au/mobile/phones/motorola/razr-50
(no plan needed)
Even though I love the form factor and the phone while I had it, I cannot recommend the Razr after using it for less than 2 months and it developing the dreaded green line. This is after babying it as well.
Also complete and total lack of local support from Motorola is a big no for a flip phone. Just a heads up if you were interested.
Wouldn't recommend the S22 Ultra. It's the weakest of the Samsung flagships of the last few years, and you could pre-order the S25 Ultra for around that price.