As part of a wider shake-up of its tariffs, O2 has announced some changes for iPhone users. And as far as I can tell, they’re all good. If you’re on the basic £35-a-month iPhone contract, your voice minutes will be tripled to 600 a month, while your texts have been more than doubled to 500 a month. The changes will take effect automatically in February.
Meanwhile, the £55 tariff has been scrapped in favour of a new £45 tariff, which has the same amount of minutes (1,200) and texts (500). If you’re on the £55 tariff, you can choose to switch to this, or go for the all-new £75 tariff, which offers 3,000 minutes and 500 texts a month. On all three tariffs, you’ll still get unlimited data browsing and free access to The Cloud’s Wi-Fi hotspots.
Hurrah! The reason for the change is to bring O2’s iPhone tariffs into line with its other contracts – the operator will now have six simple price points, which users can then customise with bolt-ons.
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