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Another UK network has launched the BlackBerry Q5 - this time it's Virgin Media. They have the latest BlackBerry 10 smartphone on both 12 and 24 month contracts, but as normal you get a much better deal with the two year deal.
Based on the 24 month contract, prices start at £25 per month (with no upfront fee for the handset) and for that you get 200 minutes, unlimited SMS and 500MB of data. The other three tariffs are also quite attractive and are as follows:
- £30 per month - 1200 minutes, unlimited SMS and 1GB of data.
- £33 per month - Unlimited calls and SMS plus 3GB of data.
- £35 per month - Unlimited everything plus free calls to numbers starting with 0800, 0845, 0870 and 0808.
All in all some pretty tasty offers if you don't need a top of the range BlackBerry. Keep your eyes peeled for our full BlackBerry Q5 review - it's not far off.
Check out all the BlackBerry Q5 offerings from Virgin
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