Compare pay as you go deals across all the major networks
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| Handset | Tariff | Phone cost  | Reseller | Best Deals | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Apple iPhone 4S (Black) |  | £499.99 PHONE |  | Get deal |
 | Samsung Galaxy S II (Black) |  | £309.99 PHONE |  | Get deal |
 | HTC One X (Silver) | | £449.99 PHONE | | Get deal |
 | Sony Xperia S (Black) | | £369.99 PHONE | | Get deal |
 | Samsung Galaxy Note (White) |  | £420.99 PHONE |  | Get deal |
 | Apple iPhone 4 16GB (Black) |  | £499.99 PHONE |  | Get deal |
 | Apple iPhone 4 8GB (White) | | £399.99 PHONE | | Get deal |
 | Samsung Galaxy Ace (Black) | | £109.99 PHONE | | Get deal |
 | HTC One S (Silver) | | £369.99 PHONE | | Get deal |
PAYG
At Recombu Mobile we are all very nice people, so we won’t judge your fear of commitment. If you want Pay As You Go we can help you find a new phone and network without any contract or long-term agreement, and for a lot of people it is the sensible option. Taking Pay As You Go gives you the freedom to know that you’ll only spend exactly what you need.
With Pay As You Go, you top up your credit whenever you need to give yourself calls, texts and data. You don’t have any long-term monthly commitment to any network, but you might find that certain providers offer incentives to top up with them regularly and exclusively, and some phones are locked to a certain network anyway.
You can buy a new phone outright if you choose Pay As You Go, and all the latest and greatest handsets are on Recombu Mobile. We show you the upfront cost for each handset in a comparison table, so you can find the best price quickly and easily. Once you’ve chosen your Pay As You Go handset, you can click through to get the deal, and we clearly show which network and reseller is offering that price.
Your phone deal will be from a certain network, but you have no long-term agreement to pay them monthly, so there is no contract to pay. You can stop using the phone at any time, or only use the phone occasionally, and you always have the option to move to a contract where you get better rates and inclusive calls, texts and web browsing.