O2 Recycle offers money off new LG G5 handset
Wednesday, March 16, 2016 - 12:51:01
The main incentive for recycling an old mobile phone may differ from person to person. So while some might be interested in making their mobile use more sustainable, others will be eager to sell their old phone so that their upgrade is more affordable.
The LG G5 is the first true flagship Android device of 2016 and so has rightly generated a lot of attention. And, for people who want to swap out last year’s LG G4 to get their hands on its successor, recycling their old phone will be the best route to take.
This is especially true of O2 customers, as the company has confirmed that it will be offering people up to £140 off the G5, if they sell their old G4 handsets via its in-house recycling scheme.
With a 5.3 inch QHD display, a Snapdragon 820 chipset and 4GB of RAM, the G5 is a seriously impressive piece of hardware. It also has a cutting edge 16 megapixel primary camera and a front-facing eight megapixel camera, to take crystal clear selfies.
The G5 also stands out from the crowd thanks to its unusual design, with both all-metal and leather-backed variants available to continue the legacy of the G4.
Furthermore, LG has made the G5 a modular smartphone, meaning that certain components can be upgraded further down the line. And, with a microSD card slot, it is already a step ahead of rivals like the iPhone in terms of expandability.
Of course, LG G4 owners may find that the price offered for their device by O2 Recycle is not as high as other outlets, which is why comparing the quotes of various recycling firms online is a good idea, if you want to wring the most value from your old handset when you upgrade.
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