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Best iPad 2 data plans for UK buyers


iPad 2 on Orange
Orange is offering its customers the iPad 2 3G for £199 if you sign up for a two-year contract.
The offer is for the 16GB 3G iPad 2, and the £25 per month data package consists of 1GB of anytime data plus another 1GB of data from midnight to 4pm.
iPad 2 on Vodafone
Like Orange, Vodafone is to sell the new Apple iPad 2 to its existing customers for £199, again for those willing to sign up to a two-year deal.
The £199 offer is for the 16GB 3G iPad 2, with customers paying a monthly subscription of £24.50.
Data-wise, this package consists of a monthly data allowance of 2GB, plus 1GB of Wi-Fi access through BT OpenZone.
Additional data is charged at £15 per GB.
For new customers the iPad 2 price is £229 for the 16GB 3G model with a monthly tariff of £27.
Vodafone ipad 2 tariffs
Full Vodafone iPad tariffs as shown above can be found on the Vodafone site.
iPad 2 on T-Mobile
T-Mobile has announced its subsidised iPad 2 pricing - stating that you'll be able to pick up the next-gen Apple device for £199 if you're already a customer of the network.
If you're signing up as a new customer, the price goes up to £229.
For that, you'll be getting the 16GB iPad 2, and you'll be signing up for a two-year data plan which is £25 a month for existing T-Mobilers and £2 more for new customers.
This buys you 1GB of data a month, plus 1GB to use in T-Mobile's declared "quiet time" of 12am - 10am.
So, as an existing customer your total outlay over the two years would be £799 and as a new member of the T-Mobile club, it would be £877.
If you do want to take the T-Mobile plunge, T-Mobile will be taking orders online and on the phone from 5pm on 25 March
iPad 2 on O2
O2 is not offering any deals on the iPad 2, although the operator is offering a data package. O2 iPad 2 tariffs are as follows:
Daily - 24 hours; £2.04; 200MB data
Monthly - 30 days; £10.21 recurring; 1GB data
Monthly - 30 days; £15.32 recurring; 2GB data
Customers can also add 500MB of data as a one-off amount if they are within a recurring data plan.
iPad 2 on Three
Three is selling the iPad 2 at 45 selected Three Stores.
For existing customers, the 16GB 3G iPad 2 has an up-front cost of £199 while the 32GB model is £249. The 64GB iPad 2 is £349 for existing customers.
If you are a new customer, the 16GB 3G iPad 2 will set you back £229 plus £25 a month on a 24-month contract. The tariff includes 15GB of data per month. The 32GB 3G iPad 2 is £279 up front, while the 64GB 3G iPad 2 is £379. Again, these are on 24-month contracts at £25 a month with a data allowance of 15GB per month.
You can check out Three's complete pricing on its iPad 2 page.
iPad 2 from Apple
Apple's pricing for the iPad 2 is as follows
Prices are, including VAT:
Wi-Fi only:
16GB: £399.00 (£332.50 ex 20% VAT) 
32GB: £479.00 (£399.17 ex 20% VAT) 
64GB: £559.00 (£465.83 ex 20% VAT)
Wi-Fi and 3G: 
16GB: £499.00 (£415.83 ex 20% VAT) 
32GB: £579.00 (£482.50 ex 20% VAT)
64GB: £659.00 (£549.17 ex 20% VAT)
Those compare to prices last year respectively of £429, £499, £599, £529, £599 and £699. Calculating the differences, the retail (with VAT) price has fallen by between 4% and 7%, with the average being 5%; the ex-VAT price (the one you would normally compare against the US price) has fallen by between 5% and 9%, averaging 7.4%.

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