T-Mobile £10 Android Contract, worth it?

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It's about time I took the leap and got an Android (I know I don't want Apple) phone. I've always been put off contracts because they seem very expensive for someone like me who doesn't text or ring a lot of people but for a tenner this deal seems great, especially with the fair usage policy of T-Mobile meaning I can browse to my hearts content and the 500mb is only used up for video and downloads. I know the phones are hardly the top end but I'm not really bothered about spending a fortune and I've put up with my Samsung D500 for a few years and been very happy.

Here's a link to the deal: http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/pay-monthly/deals/1/

My main question is does there seem to be a catch minus the 24 month contract? And out of the Samsung Galaxy Apollo and the LG Optimus One, which is the best one?

Hopefully someone a lot more into their phones than me can help :D.

EDIT - forgot to mention you can add unlimited texts on this deal for free.
 
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Decided to go for it. I will not use that many minutes and instead of unlimited texts I've opted for unlimited landline calls which is much more useful for me. I don't really ring or text people much from my phone but the internet seems great and the android apps, plus the option is there if I need to contact people.
 
avoid t-mobile like the plague imo.
would recommend any HTC android and 3 do a sim only deal for £10 with 300 mins and more texts than possible to use.
I worked out my new phone and getting the phone sim free and paying £10 a month for the contract it broke even over the 24 month contract they were offering and im not tied in.
 
The best sub £100 android handset has to be the orange San Francisco. Free to unlock and there are some great roms available.
 
jamin100 said:
The best sub £100 android handset has to be the orange San Francisco. Free to unlock and there are some great roms available.
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Agree about the San Fran, good phone for the money.

Then a few nice low end £10 tariffs with 500MB data. Tesco (running on o2 network) for example.

Personally I love my HTC Desire, but its a year old now and there are plenty of newer models on the horizon.
 
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