Uses Three Mobile's Network
£21.99 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50No upfront cost
£551.76 total cost
50 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
Uses Three Mobile's Network
£22.99 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50No upfront cost
£575.76 total cost
100 GBof 5G data
24 month contract
£25.50 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£20.00 upfront cost
£818.00 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
£27.03 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£25.00 upfront cost
£878.08 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
Uses Three Mobile's Network
£32.99 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£9.00 upfront cost
£824.76 total cost
Unlimited5G data
24 month contract
£34.22 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£10.00 upfront cost
£953.92 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
£34.50 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£15.00 upfront cost
£969.00 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
£35.22 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£10.00 upfront cost
£989.92 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
£35.89 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.50£10.00 upfront cost
£1014.04 total cost
Unlimited5G data
36 month contract
£38.00 a monthuntil April 2026then price rises every April in contract by £1.80£9.99 upfront cost
£950.79 total cost
Unlimited5G data
24 month contract
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Honor is making quite a splash in the smartphone market. Owned by tech giants Huawei, Honor is becoming an increasingly popular brand in its own right, known for delivering superb handsets that won’t break the bank.
Like its parent brand, Huawei, Honor is known for fitting its phones with phenomenal cameras for the price. Often you’ll find a dual-lens setup twinned with intuitive artificial intelligence that helps you get the best possible shot without any effort.
Honor doesn’t skimp on its processors either. Honor phones are speedy and have plenty of storage to ensure you can make the most of your phone. And there’s always a big enough battery to help you survive a whole day of heavy use on a single charge.
Usually branded to attract younger users, you can be sure these phones are designed to withstand heavy usage, often optimised for gaming. And the sharp screens are perfect for streaming movies.
Best of all, Honor phones are very reasonably priced. You can Honor’s best phone for under £500 and some of its more budget devices cost less than £200.
