Buying Iphone 4s for 2yr contract?

Is it worth it?

Not to me, although I like iPhones a 2 year contract is way to long & the cancellation fee is huge.

IPhone 4S are out of date now of days, you should maybe get iPhone 5S or 5 depends on which country you are in.

Maybe, but Not is you still "think" like a child and "need" the next newest phone when ever that phone comes out, like you just get bored with the phone like your where Eight years old.

Realistically, the iPhone 4S is too old, too small, too slow. So while not an iPhone fan, the iPhone 6 is due out in mid October, even if you don't what the "6", you can get a 5C or 5S.

IPhone 4s are old, get a 5

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