Oppo to launch Find X3 series on March 11
The Chinese vendor launches the new Find X3 series next week via YouTube
Manufacturers
March 1, 2021
Customers can purchase the handset through Vodafone’s unlimited plans
Vodafone has confirmed that Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 9T is now available to buy through its network.
Customers can buy the phone on three of Vodafone’s unlimited data plans or from as little as £21 per month (6GB of data and £49 upfront cost).
The phone features a rear triple camera set up (48MP, 2MP and 2MP), a 5,000mAh battery and a 6.53-inch FHD display.
Other plans include the Unlimited Lite plan which is available for £29 per month and upfront cost of £9. This plan provides speeds up of to 2Mbps.
There is also the Vodafone Unlimited plan which is available from £33 per month and £9 upfront. This plan offers speeds of up to 10Mbps, making it a better option for video streaming.
The final Unlimited plan is the ‘Max’ plan and that’s £38 per month and £9 upfront. Vodafone says this plan provides speeds as fast as Vodafone can offer.
Vodafone users can also benefit from Vodafone’s VeryMe Rewards and also on selected pay monthly plans can choose Amazon Prime, Spotify Premium or YouTube Premium for the duration of their contract – for an additional monthly fee.