HTC HD2 deals on contract - Orange, Vodafone, Tmobile, O2 offers UK


At Best Mobile Contracts we compare HTC HD2 contracts from all the major online retailers. So if you are looking for a HTC HD2 on Vodafone, Orange, O2, Tmobile, 3 or Virgin Mobile, we are sure that we can help. Below are the best HTC HD2 contract deals that we could find. HTC HD2 deals on pay as you go can be found below the HTC HD2 contract offers. To refine your search further, please use the quick search on the right. Find the cheapest HTC HD2 deals today!
Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon is appearing in many prestige flagship smartphones with some firsts of their kind here or there, but it doesn’t matter. Over time, they get superceded but not for a few who can last a few more years for having features that are at the top when they appeared and don’t easily go down in the 2nd or 3rd product iteration.
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Onboard memory gets a 448MB RAM and 512MB ROM with microSD upgradeability for up to 32 GB. You get up to 12 hours of music playback, 6.3 hours of talk time and 490 hours in standby from its 1230 mAh li-ion battery on a single charge.
One of them is the HTC HD2 that defines what a flagship smartphone should look like. Known variously in other markets as the HTC Leo 100 and the HTC HD2 T8585, the new HD2 could have been a much better handset if not for its outdated Windows Mobile 6.5 OS. Hopefully it’s powerful enough to get the WinPho7 upgrade to fully realize its potential.
Powerful Features
What immediately stands out from its monolithic slim body measuring 120.5 x 67 x 11mm and weighing a hefty 157g is its expansive 4.3-inch TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen with wide-VGA resolution and again wasted with a mere 64k colors from a display-incompetent OS.
But no matter, you still get auto rotate viewing UI from its gravity accelerometer and auto-disable of its touchscreens sensitivities when held against the face in a call. Apart from its Sense UI that makes the OS look unique against other Windows Mobile handsets, you get multitouch data input technology like what the iPhone has.
Other that this, the HD2 is no different from other flagship handsets. You get a quad band GSM radio with class 12 GPRS/EDGE data speeds on 2G/2.5G as well as a dual band UMTS on 3G with US and European versions. It comes with HSDPA at 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA at 2 Mbps data connectivity speeds for a no-wait online experience.
There’s also WiFi 802.11b/g for hotspot surfing at 54 Mbps, Bluetooth 2,1 with A2DP and microUSB 2.0 for wireless and wired local data transfers, respectively. SatNav is preset with an integrated GPS receiver supporting A-GPS and comes with digital compass and an HTC-specific NaviPanel controls on the screen.
The HTC HD2 images with a superlative 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and dual LED flash, geo tagging and VGA video recording at 30fps. Entertainment gets a stereo FM receiver with RDS and the media playback support for audio files in the MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+ formats and video files in the MP4/WMV/H.264/H.263 content codecs.
You get speakerphone and a 3.5mm audio jack for standards headphones. You also get to listen in wireless stereo using its A2DP profile support on Bluetooth.
HTC HD2 Deals on Contract
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Phone
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Avg p/m
Retailer
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HD2
£0.00
5 Months FREE by redemption 24mths 600
Unlimited
£ 30.00 £ 23.75
- Vodafone 600 24m
- HTC HD2
- Provided by E2Save
- 5 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £570.00 over 24 month
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HD2
£0.00
6 Months FREE by redemption 24mths 1200
Unlimited
£ 32.50 £ 24.38
- Panther 40 (24mths) with 7.50 discount
- HTC HD2
- Provided by One Stop Phone Shop
- 6 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £32.50 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £585.12 over 24 month
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HD2
£0.00
9 Months ½ Price by redemption 24mths 600
Unlimited
£ 30.00 £ 24.38
- O2 30 600 Mins + Unlimited SMS 24m
- HTC HD2
- Provided by One Stop Phone Shop
- 9 Months ½ Price by redemption
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £585.12 over 24 month
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HD2
£0.00
4 Months FREE by redemption 24mths 900
500
£ 30.00 £ 25.00
- T-Mobile 30
- HTC HD2
- Provided by BuyMobilePhones.net
- 4 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £600.00 over 24 month
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HD2
£15.00
3 months Free Insurance 18mths 600
Unlimited
£ 30.00 £ 30.83
- £30
- HTC HD2
- Provided by Mobile Phones Direct
- 3 months Free Insurance
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £554.94 over 18 month
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HD2
£0.00
7 months half price rental 18mths 900
Unlimited
£ 40.00 £ 32.22
- O2 O2 900 18m (18)
- HTC HD2
- Provided by Mobiles.co.uk
- 7 months half price rental
- You Pay £40.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £579.96 over 18 month
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HD2
£0.00
5 Months FREE by redemption 18mths 1200
Unlimited
£ 45.00 £ 32.50
- O2 45 1200 Mins + Unlimited SMS 18m
- HTC HD2
- Provided by One Stop Phone Shop
- 5 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £45.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £585.00 over 18 month
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HD2
£0.00
3 Months FREE by redemption 18mths 1200
500
£ 40.00 £ 33.33
- T-Mobile 40
- HTC HD2
- Provided by BuyMobilePhones.net
- 3 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £40.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £599.94 over 18 month
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HD2
£59.99
18mths 600
500
£ 30.00 £ 33.33
- T-Mobile Web 600 18m (18)
- HTC HD2
- Provided by Mobiles.co.uk
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £599.94 over 18 month
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HD2
£0.00
3 months Free Insurance 18mths 900
Unlimited
£ 35.00 £ 35.00
- £35
- HTC HD2
- Provided by Mobile Phones Direct
- 3 months Free Insurance
- You Pay £35.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £630.00 over 18 month
HTC HD2 Pay As You Go Deals
- Network Phone Price Retailer
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HTC HD2 £399.95
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HTC HD2 £399.95
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HTC HD2 £439.00
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HTC HD2 £439.00
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HTC HD2 £459.95
HTC HD2 Sim Free Deals
- Phone Price Retailer
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HTC HD2 £332.44
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HTC HD2 £419.95
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