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That's a impressive drone and very portable too unlike some of the ones I have seen being used. I have checked the prices here in the US and it's $999 (inc. all taxes and delivery) as opposed to £1099. Did you get all the extras (charging hub, spare batteries etc.)?
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I just entered the drone market but at an order of magnitude cheaper... no idea if it's something I really will enjoy and wanted to dip my toe in the water
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01I2KECNU
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Surely you should be picking something from here - https://howtospendit.ft.com
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Nokia 3310, 2017 relaunch edition. £50 or less.
Was tempted, as a backup PAYG phone for my second number I hand out to companies/people I don't want to pester me on my main phone, but it's only 2.5G so can't use Three's 123 sim* for uber cheapness.
* As it's used mostly for incoming calls/txts only, a tenner top up lasts me about a year.
Was tempted, as a backup PAYG phone for my second number I hand out to companies/people I don't want to pester me on my main phone, but it's only 2.5G so can't use Three's 123 sim* for uber cheapness.
* As it's used mostly for incoming calls/txts only, a tenner top up lasts me about a year.
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OLED 4K HDR 55" TV (LG) now £1350 with 5 year warranty at Currys, if the discount code(s) still work as found on that hotukdeals site.
Been waiting for OLED 4k to become reasonably priced, though still fairly happy with my 50" plasma. Just need 4k blu-ray to become more ubiquitous, or more 4k content on Netflix/Amazon Prime, but in the meantime the OLED picture quality is unbeatable (better than plasma/LCD) apparently.
May have to pop down Currys for a gander, not been in one of their stores for years.
Been waiting for OLED 4k to become reasonably priced, though still fairly happy with my 50" plasma. Just need 4k blu-ray to become more ubiquitous, or more 4k content on Netflix/Amazon Prime, but in the meantime the OLED picture quality is unbeatable (better than plasma/LCD) apparently.
May have to pop down Currys for a gander, not been in one of their stores for years.
