O2 Mobile Phones

Like most mobile phone networks, O2 offers you the option of monthly subscription or pay and go services. Their offers tend to include a lot of free accessories to entice you to purchase monthly contracts, such as free Bluetooth headsets with some models or free Bluetooth photo printers with others.

O2 supplies all the usual types of mobile phones from basic handsets to the more up-market and latest designs. Their packages are called call and text packages, and some are free when you take out a monthly contract. For pay as you go customers, special deals go under the Pay and Go Bolt Ons umbrella. it pays to look carefully at these, as some of the Bolt Ons are provided free depending on which phone and Pay and Go service you choose.



O2 is the first mobile network in the UK to feature i-mode technology, the latest craze in internet accessibility. This is a mobile internet service which gives you access to websites and email facilities directly through your phone. You can access and navigate web pages such as ebay, egg.com, lastminute.com, monster.com, search for information, news and sports headlines and download text, pictures etc. directly to your handset. With i-mode technology your unit is a phone, an email device and a web explorer all the time.

The O2 network also offers the pay and go SIM card, which means you can purchase call and text time from the network that offers you the best value for money. These are similar to the phone cards you can buy in foreign countries on your travels abroad. Many networks that also provide handsets will give you the best deals if you buy call time directly from them, so that’s something you need to consider especially if you’re replacing an older handset with a new one.

You can purchase standard or flip-up phones with an answer phone facility, text messaging and with a built-in camera for quick snaps. Many phones include an address book, calendar and diary so you can keep your information handy without needing to carry around a separate piece of kit or notebook.

Top-ups are available in most shops, banks and cash machines. Their range of accessories includes headsets for hands free operation, cases to protect your phone from accidental damage, in-car chargers and memory cards for storing your songs, emails (or i-mails as they like to call them) pictures or videos.

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