- OnePlus 6T available for pre-order from Monday 29th October
- Incredible Double Data offers available until Wednesday 5th December
- Available on O2’s customisable tariffs, including £42.75 a month, £40 upfront, 20GB Data for the price of 15GB Data
The brand-new OnePlus 6T will be available to pre-order on O2 from today; on its revolutionary new customisable plans.
Available in Mirror Black (128GB) and Midnight Black (256GB), this super-fast and smooth smartphone makes capturing and sharing images easier than ever.
The latest OnePlus device features a revolutionary new in-display fingerprint sensor technology for a truly full-screen display. Users will never need to be without their phone with a half-hour charge providing a day’s power. Added to this, the Optical Image Stabilisation and Fast Capture camera functions allow users to take sharper photos during the day and for low-light shots, instantly.
For those quick off the mark, O2 is offering a fantastic range of offers for the device:
- Introductory data offers, including: 20GB for the price of 15GB, 50GB for the price of 25GB and 100GB for the price of 50GB. Available until 5th
- Popcorn Pass which gives a friends and family cinema pass for up to 40% discount on cinema tickets for 24 months on tariffs 15GB and above. Available until 7th
With O2 custom plans, customers have the freedom to tailor an individual plan to suit their needs and lifestyle. Customers can choose how much they want to pay upfront, how long they want to spread the remaining cost of their device over from anywhere between three and 36 months and their airtime tariff.
Customers will also have the option to flex their data allowance once a month; giving them the peace of mind that the plan they sign up for will always be the right one for them.
A selection of tariffs available include:
- £42.75 a month with a £40 upfront payment for 20GB of data, unlimited minutes and texts.
- £46.75 a month with a £40 upfront payment for 50GB of data, unlimited minutes and texts.
- £50.75 a month with a £40 upfront payment for 100GB of data, unlimited minutes and texts.
O2 Refresh customers who want to upgrade early from another handset need only pay off the remaining balance of their Device Plan to stay bang-up-to-date. What’s more, customers who want to keep their phone after their device plan finishes will only pay for their monthly airtime tariff from that point. Terms and conditions apply, visit o2.co.uk/termsandconditions for full details.
Plus, by recycling an old device through O2 Recycle, customers can receive an extra cash payment when they upgrade. This could be up to £250 for the OnePlus 6 256GB. Customers can recycle in-store or online at www.o2.co.uk/recycle.
For more information on new phone launches, visit www.o2.co.uk.
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Notes to Editors
*Our customisable plans are the latest edition of our O2 Refresh tariff. O2 Refresh: Direct purchases only. Pay the cash price for your device or spread the cost over 3 to 36 months (excludes dongles). The cost of your Device will be the same however long you choose. A minimum upfront cost may apply. You need a monthly rolling Airtime Plan for the length of your Device Plan. Pay off your Device Plan at any time without charge. You can then keep on your Airtime Plan, upgrade, or leave. Change your airtime tariff after 30 days and then once every billing month during your minimum contract period, choosing from a selected family of tariffs. Some tariff extras are only available on the starting tariff, are not transferable, and may be lost if you change to an ineligible tariff. Devices are subject to availability. 0% APR. Finance subject to status and credit checks, 18+, Direct Debit. Credit provided by Telefónica UK Ltd, SL1 4DX. Terms apply, see o2.co.uk/terms
**Your device must pass our checklist. The value will depend on the model and condition. We can transfer the money or you can use the money towards a new purchase from O2 in the same transaction. Our terms apply o2recycle.co.uk.
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