It’s taken a while, but the previously contract-less, outcast, maverick Android-powered Acer Liquid has finally found itself a place on the UK highstreet’s tempting subsidised shelves – thanks to mainstream network aggregator Carphone Warehouse.
Carphone Warehouse offers contracts for most major UK networks, so whoever’s got the best 3G coverage down your street ought to be compatible with the relatively impressive Acer Android phone.
CPW’s advertised tariff deals for the Liquid start at £25 per month on a 24 month T-Mobile contract if you want to get yourself the phone for “free”. But remember, you’re also able to pick it up elsewhere, SIM-free, for a pretty decent price if you’re not after a new connection.
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