Mobile phone advice

[Fish]

I've had my HTC Sensation from when they were first launched and its starting to turn itself off, the display screen lights have faded and the camera quality has deteriorated and pictures now look foggy!

I think its fair to say it knackered like its owner, or is it?

Can any of these faults be rectified, are they common as I do like the phone.

I'm not in any contract and don't want to be, so, getting a new phone that way is not an option, I'm happy with my £7.50 - £10 per month Giff Gaff facility so possibly looking for a phone similar to put my GG card in without spending silly money if that's what is needed.

Advice, guidance, opinions?

 

[BTatHome]

Moto g seems to be the one getting the most good press. Can be had for around £100-120 and great specs for that price. Seem to remember tesco being the place most people bought it from.

 

[beau d.]

Not sure on which phone Fish but I will say one thing, if you get good service off your current provider definitely stick with them. I made the mistake when i renewed my contract of changing provider as it was a couple of pounds a months cheaper, big mistake! as I find to my expense every time I attempt to use my mobile at home whilst standing on one foot with a metal coat hanger in my other ear at the top of my garden

 

[Jack_bfc]

I do the same. £10 a month giff gaff and buy a second hand phone every couple of years.

Currently running with a Iphone 3gs. But handing that over to my daughter soon so am after an upgrade myself.

 

[Imurg]

Moto g seems to be the one getting the most good press. Can be had for around £100-120 and great specs for that price. Seem to remember tesco being the place most people bought it from.

+1 here
Great phone - much better than any HTC I've had
Solid, a bit of weight to it due to a much bigger battery