Apple Iphone 3gs 32gb Unlocked Mobile Phone

		32 GB Internal Memory 3MP Camera With Video 17 New From  £ 525.00 7 Used From  £ 398.99
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Customer Reviews
iPhone 3Gs 32 gb 2010-08-01 The iPhone is awesome, but this about buying the product through Amazon. First of all the price was the best available, and the delivery of the product was on time and exactly what it said on the tin! I would buy from the seller again. Very happy.
Excellent 2010-06-13 The 3gs is my second iPhone. I would never go back to a conventional phone. It enables me to run my business away from home and avoids the need to take a laptop. It is invaluable. It is also a delight to use. ITunes is seamless and efficient with syncing ( I have no idea about Windows users issues ). I don't have any beef about so called closed systems - I have all my music films photos email accounts etc on the phone and laptop and desktop - how is that a problem? Problems? The phone seems to move on it's own. I put it on the worktop in the kitchen and then it turns up in the lounge. The kids say they don't know why, although I also notice the high scores on the games are much higher than before.
A good second hand purchase... 2010-05-13 Now that the iPhone 4G has started showing up on rumour sites and being lost in public, there will be a lot of iPhone users looking to trade up, and the 3GS should start hitting the second hand market. When it does, and if you have the chance, snap one up. As others here have noted, this isn't a perfect phone: battery life is poor, the camera, although improved and now supporting video, is far from best in class. Where the iPhone scores, though, is in integrating itself into your every day life. I used Blackberries and Smartphones for years before the iPhone, and it was never something I did for pleasure. Taking the Blackberry beyond its comfort zone (as an excellent text only email device) or trying to do ANYTHING on the Orbit wasn't something you'd do for fun. With the iPhone, fun comes built in.
Total rip-off pricing by Apple 2010-04-10 The price of this phone is a total rip-off. It's not the best phone available. Most reviewers agree the HTC Desire is better, so why does the Iphone cost nearly twice as much as the Desire? For ripping off consumers the Iphone gets a thoroughly deserved 1 star.
Not perfect but pretty amazing nevertheless 2010-03-22 My previous phone was a Nokia E90 Communicator. Big chunky phone but has an inbuilt keyboard and big fold open screen. Problem was it was just too big and chunky and a hassle to carry around. Also its web browser was quite poor at displaying pages correctly and painfully slow. So after much deliberation about the costs I decided to get an iPhone on an Orange contract. Afterwards but before it arrived I read horror stories about how its GPS was next to useless and its battery ran out in just a few hours. I remember thinking how stupid I had been but too late now.... However when it arrived I found the GPS actually very good and the battery lasted a good day or two with moderate use. I've had it just over a week now and absolutely delighted with it. The GPS picks up signals even indoors and its very quick to find the location. I compared with my Nokia E90 - the E90 took 3 minutes to a get an exact fix - the iPhone 3GS got a rough fix in around 5 - 10 seconds and within 30 seconds had my exact location. I like the fact the iPhone has a compass - which means Google Maps displays not only your location but which direction your pointing. I compared the web browsers on the two phones. The E90 took 78 seconds to load the BBC home page ( over a WiFi connection ). The iPhone took 8 seconds - almost 10 times faster! Also the iPhone 100% correctly displayed the page - the E90 made a right dogs dinner of it and the page was barely usable. The iPhone is much more pocket friendly than the old Nokia E90. There's also so many useful downloadable apps for the iPhone - I did go slightly OTT and bought quite a few but many of them are very useful - some also free. Its not without its flaws - none of them are show stoppers. One flaw is the lack of read receipts with SMS messages - on the Nokia E90 you can specify a receipt when the receipient receives/reads the SMS - not possible on the iPhone. Battery life is acceptable but it would be nice if it could last 2 days of intensive use without a charge. Looks great but not sure how robust it is - for example if dropped or used in the rain? Not going to risk it to find out but I do wonder.