Google’s Pixel 3a is a Vodafone exclusive in Australia
If you're after a Pixel 3a on contract, Vodafone will be your only choice down under.
Read more…Vodafone offers a wide variety of premium and mid-range phones on contract terms to Australian consumers. But in terms of phones that specifically bear the Vodafone brand name, it has typically only focused on very low-cost prepaid devices.
It's not as though Vodafone has its own factory and phone R&D division pumping these phones out, though. Like similar devices you could buy that are labelled as "Telstra" or "Optus" phones, they're standard designs being built by a Chinese Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), although you rarely see much of that manufacturer's branding on Vodafone's phones.
With a focus on basic features and value, here's what you need to consider when choosing a Vodafone phone:
Vodafone offers plenty of plans for phones from the big brands, but when it comes to its own phones, it rarely makes them available on contract terms. That's because they're designed to sell to the crowd that just wants a simple Vodafone prepaid plan and cheap phone instead.
To find out more about Vodafone's current crop of prepaid plans, check out the table below.
If you're after a Pixel 3a on contract, Vodafone will be your only choice down under.
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Read more…The 3G-only Vodafone Smart C9 delivers basic smartphone functionality at an affordable price.
Read more…If you long for the days of simple phones and physical keypads, the Vodafone Smart A9 3G might be for you.
The 3G-only Vodafone Smart C9 delivers basic smartphone functionality at an affordable price.