If you’re in the market for a cheap pre-paid phone that is water and dust resistant, carries the Telstra Blue Tick for better coverage in regional and rural areas then look no further than the Motorola Defy+ which has been dropped from $249 down to just $99+postage from the Telstra Online store. The phone is not a bad little package offering some decent mid-range specs :

  • 3.7″ 480×854 WVGA touchscreen
  • 1GHz CPU
  • 512MB RAM
  • 2GB Storage with microSD card Slot
  • Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, aGPS
  • Android 2.3
  • Water and scratch resistant and dustproof
  • 1700 mAh Battery

Not a bad deal and at $99 it also includes $10 worth of credit, if you have kids this would be a highly recommended device. Head on over to the Telstra On-line store and check it out.

Source: Telstra.
Thanks: Ozbargain.
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PAEz .

Unlocking Motorola Defy+ (For those who got one for $99 from Telstra!)
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/82806

forgot69

SOLD! Thank you indeed OzBargain. Now to root, ROM & unlock!

HeDanny

Does that say 5mp camera? in a sub $100 phone? Man am I getting old. I might look into one of these to replace my tired $40 Sam’s Warehouse backup phone. Wonder what the Updated ROM scene is like for this one?

Locked to Tel$tra is of no concern to me. I still have my old faithful SGS for my main phone on Virgin (Optus). This would only be for a backup Tel$tra phone, for alternative coverage spread. Long Life ($15/6 months) Piece of Mind Insurance. For Justin.

..and of course another toy to play with. Obviously. 🙂

Shane Wilson

Pretty sure the Defy+ has now got Jelly Bean thanks to some CyanogenMod loving.

Dylan Xavier

Dont forget to mention its locked to Telstra and $100 to unlock.

Ben

What do you expect for a $100. Once you recharge $80 they usually unlock it for you. We bought this for the father in law earlier this year and he loves it. Would make a great xmas gift for teenagers or any dads still using feature phones but I guess Telstra already know this.

Dylan Xavier

I didnt say i had an issue with it being locked. its just nice to mention it in the Post that its locked so people can make an informed decision

Chris (Deputy Editor)

Dylan and others – I’d say its safe to assume that any prepaid handset is going to be sold locked, such that I would only refer to a handset as being sold locked if it were postpaid. The reverse is also true, if a handset were unlocked and prepaid, we’d refer to that.