Honor 90 Lite 256GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£15.95 a month£9.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£391.79 total cost
100 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailers
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Samsung Galaxy A54 128GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£21.95 a month£5.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£531.80 total cost
100 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailersSony Xperia 10 V 128GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£25.95 a monthNo upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£622.80 total cost
100 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
via FonehouseHonor 90 Lite 256GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£16.95 a monthNo upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£406.79 total cost
30 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailersApple iPhone 12 64GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£25.95 a month£55.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£677.80 total cost
100 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
via FonehouseGoogle Pixel 8 128GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£21.95 a month£105.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£631.80 total cost
30 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
via MetrofoneRefurbished Apple iPhone 8 64GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£13.95 a monthNo upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£334.79 total cost
30 GBof data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailersRefurbished Apple iPhone 8 64GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£15.95 a monthNo upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£357.79 total cost
100 GBof data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailersRefurbished Apple iPhone SE 64GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£14.95 a month£15.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£373.79 total cost
30 GBof data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailersHonor 90 Lite 256GB
Uses Vodafone's Network
£13.95 a month£39.00 upfront costMonthly cost will rise every April by inflation (CPI) plus 3.9%.
£373.79 total cost
30 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
Available from 2 retailers
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What is a contract mobile phone?
Contract phones are mobile phone handsets that are sold by networks as part of a deal that also includes a monthly allowance of data, calls and minutes.
When you buy a contract phone, you're effectively paying for the phone in instalments, usually over a period of 24 months.
Depending on the contract phone you choose, you may have to pay something upfront to help cover the cost of the handset. If you want to do this, you'll usually benefit from lower monthly premiums and will pay less in total over the course of the contract term.
Nowadays, more and more Brits have shunned traditional phone-and-tariff contracts and are instead buying a phone SIM free and then signing up for a SIM only deal.
While this can save money, it can mean having to stump up hundreds of pounds upfront for the phone. For that reason, phone-and-tariff contracts that spread the cost of the phone over a longer period are still the way that the majority of people choose to buy a handset.