Cheapest option for buying a blade?

[Guest ronandreeni]

My san fran has gone a bit dodgy and i'm looking at a replacement, i live in the republic of ireland but can get to the uk easy and have stuff sent from it to ireland. What's the best option for buying a blade?

thanks

[Guest Wolves4Ever]

My san fran has gone a bit dodgy and i'm looking at a replacement, i live in the republic of ireland but can get to the uk easy and have stuff sent from it to ireland. What's the best option for buying a blade?

thanks

New or used??? Ebay for used, but not for new - have you seen the daft prices they go for?

[Guest unrandomsam]

My san fran has gone a bit dodgy and i'm looking at a replacement, i live in the republic of ireland but can get to the uk easy and have stuff sent from it to ireland. What's the best option for buying a blade?

thanks

Have a look at how getting another blade compares with getting a sim free ZTE libra. (Probably only cost £20 more (Than the minimum Orange UK price with the £20 credit you cannot really use) and you can more than likely get it delivered to Ireland no problem).

I would never buy a used blade online (Hardware quality is too low - chances are you get one cheap it will be still dodgy like the one you have).

Avoid Ebay at all costs. (Be either bad quality or stupidly overpriced).

[Guest t0mm13b]

Expansys.ie (Yeah I know, ridiculously over priced!) but hey they do stock Zte sim free/unlocked handsets... incl. the Libra... :)

[Guest JasonLeeming]

I'd just get a totally new phone if I was you. Something like the Acer Liquid Metal, £140 sim free & unlocked from Expansys.