It’s not just technology, clothing and toys that you can buy cheaply on Black Friday, there are also decent discounts on mobile phone contracts. Like currently with Crash, where there is a 30 gigabyte flat rate on the Vodafone network for 7.99 euros per month. Is this a Black Friday deal or a lure offer? We checked it out.
Black Friday is only on November 24th, but there are already strong offers to be discovered in many shops. The discount mobile phone provider Crash, for example, is entering the bargain battle with three affordable tariffs. One of them promises 30 gigabytes of data volume including all-network flat rate for 7.99 euros per month. How strong are the Black Friday tariffs really?
For Black Friday: High data volume for 7.99 euros per month
A lot of data volume for a low monthly basic fee – Crash is offering this tariff on Black Friday to everyone who doesn’t want to spend a lot of money on a telephone contract. Included are not only a telephone and SMS flat rate, but also a free month of waipu.tv.
The details of the 30 GB Vodafone flat rate:
- 30 gigabytes of data volume (LTE with up to 50 Mbit/s)
- Telephone and SMS all-net flat rate
- including EU roaming
- Extra: one free month of waipu.tv
- Contract term: 24 months
- Connection price: 9.99 euros
Click here for the offer at Crash
If you surf the internet a lot on the go with your smartphone and therefore value a high data volume, the Crash tariff is just right for you. However, it should be noted that the contract term is 24 months and the monthly fee increases to 19.99 euros if not canceled in time. The fast 5G mobile communications standard is also not on board.
Even more data? 40 GB for a basic fee of 9.99 euros
If 30 gigabytes is still not enough data volume, then Crash offers even more with this tariff: for just two euros more per month, you can get a 40 gigabyte all-net flat rate in the Vodafone network including a free month of waipu.tv.
The details of the 40 GB all-network flat rate:
- 40 gigabytes of data volume (LTE 50 Mbit/s)
- Telephone and SMS all-net flat rate
- including EU roaming
- with free month for waipu.tv
- 24-month term
- plus connection fee of 9.99 euros
Click here for the offer at Crash
Here too, frequent surfers in particular will get their money’s worth, as 40 gigabytes are more than enough for streaming videos and music, checking emails and posting on social media. Anyone who chooses this option also commits themselves to the provider Crash for two years and pays a basic fee of 24.99 euros after the deadline. 5G is not included here either.
Black Friday cracker? 50 GB for 14.99 euros
If 40 gigabytes of data are not enough, Crash has another deal for Black Friday: 50 gigabytes for 14.99 euros per month, including the conditions that also apply to the other two tariffs.
The details of the 50 GB all-network flat rate:
- 50 gigabytes of data (LTE up to 50 Mbit/s)
- Telephone and SMS flat rate
- including EU roaming
- with free month of waipu.tv
- 24 month contract period
- Connection price: 9.99 euros
Click here for the offer at Crash:
A basic fee of 14.99 euros per month for 50 gigabytes of data volume is not a bad rate, but you still have to pay five euros more compared to the 40 gigabyte flat rate. Especially since the costs increase to 29.99 euros if the contract is not canceled before the end of the 24 months. It is also important to know that the free month of the streaming provider waipu.tv, which is included in all three tariffs, is automatically extended indefinitely and for a fee. If you don’t want this, you should also keep the notice period in mind.
Alternative: Black Friday deal including iPhone 15
A tariff alone is not enough, it also has to come with a new phone? Then this Black Friday deal from Vodafone is a good alternative. The GigaMobil M tariff includes the latest iPhone 15 for a deposit of one euro.
About the details:
- GigaMobil M tariff
- including iPhone 15 (128 gigabytes) for a one-off deposit of one euro
- unlimited data volume
- including all-net flat rate (phone calls and SMS)
- Term: 24 months
- Offer valid until November 29th
Click here for the Vodafone offer
The contract amounts to 69.99 euros per month. That doesn’t necessarily sound like a good deal at first. However, if all the costs for the tariff are added up and the price of the iPhone 15 from the currently cheapest provider (794 euros) is deducted, the effective monthly costs are 36.95 euros. Still significantly more expensive compared to the crash tariffs, but the latest generation iPhone is included.
Another and cheaper alternative comes from Klarmobil. In addition to a data package of 20 gigabytes and an all-net flat rate for making calls and text messages, there is also an iPhone 14 with 128 gigabytes of storage for 24.99 per month.
The details of the 20 GB all-net tariff:
- 20 gigabytes of data volume per month (LTE with up to 50 Mbit/s)
- Telephone and SMS flat rate
- including iPhone 14 with 128 gigabytes of storage (one-off payment 199 euros)
- Making calls and surfing the Telekom network
- with EU roaming
- Term: 24 months
- Connection price: 19.99 euros
Click here for the offer at Klarmobil
A one-time fee of 199 euros is due for the iPhone 14. However, if the costs for the contract, connection fee and smartphone are combined and the price of the iPhone from the currently cheapest provider (695 euros) is deducted, this results in an effective monthly price of 5.15 euros.
Black Friday tariffs: With or without a smartphone
If you want to get a bargain on your mobile phone contract, you should definitely wait for the Black Friday offers. Tariffs with high data volumes or including a smartphone are often cheaper around bargain day.
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