Free sWaP Watch Mobile Phone with 7 months free line rental.
The sWaP Watch Phone from Dyal on O2 400 (18 months) gives you 400 anytime minutes and 500 text messages per month. Mobile internet Bolt On available for additional £7.50 per month. Line rental is £29.37 per month over a 18 month contract. 7 months free line rental saving £205.59 on a 18 month contract.
Free line rental discount is by redemption. Get 7 months free line rental cashback with this mobile phone deal. Free line rental is redeemed as cash back to your bank account. 18 month contracts are redeemed in 5 equal stages after months 4, 8, 12, 15 and 18. You will need to send copies of your O2 mobile phone bills along with the redemption claim vouchers (supplied with your mobile phone). All claims should be received within the time period set out on each voucher.
The new sWaP (smart-watch & phone) available exclusively in the UK from Dyal is a great idea. With so many mobiles in use, it makes absolute sense to have this often critical part of our every day communication at hand.
The sWaP Watch mobile phone is packed full of features, most of which you would find on the latest mobile phones. Where sWaP differs, is in the design - it's a high quality, stainless steel watch with the benefit of a touch screen display.
The sWaP Watch Phone has a 1.5 inch colour TFT touch screen display (176 × 128 pixels). There is a stylus located in the watch strap for operating the phone or you can use your fingers! The user interface is simple to navigate.
The sWaP Watch Phone is a tri-band device with GPRS for internet access, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB connectivity for transferring data and charging. It has 128 MB of built in flash memory, expandable up to 2 GB with a T-Flash card.
Other features of the sWaP Watch mobile phone includes: audio recording, video recording, music player (supports MIDI, WAV, AAC and MP3 formats), video player (supports MP4 formats) and 1.3 megapixel digital camera.
The sWaP Watch Mobile Phone weighs 160 grams with dimensions 65 × 45 × 17 mm. It supports a stand-by time of up to 100 hours and a talk time of up to 3 hours.
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