
The Motorola Edge 70 has only just gone on-sale in Australia, but you can already get the ultra-slim device for half the usual price if you pick it up through Optus.
If you’re looking to maximise the savings and keep your costs down, your best choice is the Optus $55 Choice plan.
This postpaid plan comes with 100GB of monthly data for the first twelve months, unlimited local talk and text, $5 per day roaming, plus unlimited international standard talk and text in eligible destinations.
If you use up your monthly allowance of gigabytes, you’ll stay connected but will be capped at speeds of 1.5Mbs until your next billing cycle. Another piece of fine print to watch out for here is that the monthly data inclusion for this plan drops down to 50GB after the first twelve months.
The price also goes up after the first 12-months. Initially, you'll be paying $52.48 per month for the $55 plan. Then, after the first year, that number goes up to $67.48 per month.
That offer ends on May 17. However, the promotion that slashes the price of the Motorola Edge 70 will stick around until June 30.
Still, if you’re at all interested in seeing what the upper-end of Motorola’s mid-range offering can do, the opportunity to snag the Motorola Edge 70 for $450 rather than the usual $899 may be hard to pass up.
In our review of the Motorola Edge 70, our reviewer, Georgia Dixon, came away impressed.
“If it weren’t for the skinny form factor, the Motorola Edge 70 would honestly be pretty forgettable. But the fact that it is so normal works massively in its favour. In fact, I’d argue that the Motorola Edge 70 is the only ultra-thin phone that puts practicality and usability first and aesthetics second.”
“This isn’t a slim phone that happens to also be good at being a phone—it’s a good phone that happens to be slim,” she said.
If you’re not quite sold, here’s a snapshot of the most popular SIM-only mobile plans in our database with at least 100GB of monthly data and a price no higher than $55 per month for a sense of how this offer compares:
Fergus Halliday
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