Stylo phones at PEP are extremely affordable, ranging from around R139 for the most basic models up to about R1,499 for higher-spec phones and tablets. Stylo is a local South African brand offering both simple feature phones and entry smartphones, plus a tablet, making it one of the widest budget ranges available.

Stylo offers a broad mix — basic feature phones for calls and SMS, entry-level Android smartphones for WhatsApp and apps, and even a tablet (the Gravity Tab). This variety lets you pick exactly what you need, from a R139 backup phone to a smartphone or a tablet for browsing and video, all at low prices.

The Stylo Gravity Tab is an affordable 8-inch tablet with Dual SIM, ideal for browsing, video, WhatsApp and schoolwork on a bigger screen than a phone. With a SIM slot it can also use mobile data. It's a low-cost option for students, children or anyone wanting a larger screen without a laptop.

Choose a basic Stylo feature phone (like the Power Plus) if you mainly want calls, SMS and long battery life at the lowest price. Choose a Stylo smartphone (like the Marble or Geo) if you want WhatsApp, social media and a camera. Your needs and budget decide which Stylo device suits you best.

Stylo devices range from very small storage on basic phones to 32GB or 64GB on smartphones like the Marble. Most Stylo smartphones accept a microSD card, so you can add affordable extra space for photos, music and apps. Pick a model with enough built-in storage for your needs, then expand later if required.

Yes. Stylo Android smartphones handle WhatsApp, Facebook and basic browsing for everyday communication. As entry-level phones, they run best with lighter app versions and fewer apps open at once. They are built for affordable, reliable messaging and calls rather than heavy gaming or demanding apps.

Yes. Stylo's very low prices make it a popular first phone or tablet for children and students. A basic phone keeps a child reachable, a smartphone lets a student use WhatsApp and look things up, and the Gravity Tab gives a bigger screen for schoolwork — all without a big spend.

Stylo feature phones offer long battery life and can last well beyond a day, while smartphones typically last a day of normal use. For the longest life on a budget, a basic Stylo feature phone is the most dependable. Lowering screen brightness and closing apps helps smartphones last longer.

Many Stylo phones and the Gravity Tab are Dual SIM and work on all major South African networks — Vodacom, MTN, Telkom and Cell C. This lets you use two SIMs for cheaper calls and data, or one SIM for data on the tablet, while staying free to pick the cheapest network deals.

Stylo phones at PEP are extremely affordable, ranging from around R139 for the most basic models up to about R1,499 for higher-spec phones and tablets. Stylo is a local South African brand offering both simple feature phones and entry smartphones, plus a tablet, making it one of the widest budget ranges available.

Stylo offers a broad mix — basic feature phones for calls and SMS, entry-level Android smartphones for WhatsApp and apps, and even a tablet (the Gravity Tab). This variety lets you pick exactly what you need, from a R139 backup phone to a smartphone or a tablet for browsing and video, all at low prices.

The Stylo Gravity Tab is an affordable 8-inch tablet with Dual SIM, ideal for browsing, video, WhatsApp and schoolwork on a bigger screen than a phone. With a SIM slot it can also use mobile data. It's a low-cost option for students, children or anyone wanting a larger screen without a laptop.

Choose a basic Stylo feature phone (like the Power Plus) if you mainly want calls, SMS and long battery life at the lowest price. Choose a Stylo smartphone (like the Marble or Geo) if you want WhatsApp, social media and a camera. Your needs and budget decide which Stylo device suits you best.

Stylo devices range from very small storage on basic phones to 32GB or 64GB on smartphones like the Marble. Most Stylo smartphones accept a microSD card, so you can add affordable extra space for photos, music and apps. Pick a model with enough built-in storage for your needs, then expand later if required.

Yes. Stylo Android smartphones handle WhatsApp, Facebook and basic browsing for everyday communication. As entry-level phones, they run best with lighter app versions and fewer apps open at once. They are built for affordable, reliable messaging and calls rather than heavy gaming or demanding apps.

Yes. Stylo's very low prices make it a popular first phone or tablet for children and students. A basic phone keeps a child reachable, a smartphone lets a student use WhatsApp and look things up, and the Gravity Tab gives a bigger screen for schoolwork — all without a big spend.

Stylo feature phones offer long battery life and can last well beyond a day, while smartphones typically last a day of normal use. For the longest life on a budget, a basic Stylo feature phone is the most dependable. Lowering screen brightness and closing apps helps smartphones last longer.

Many Stylo phones and the Gravity Tab are Dual SIM and work on all major South African networks — Vodacom, MTN, Telkom and Cell C. This lets you use two SIMs for cheaper calls and data, or one SIM for data on the tablet, while staying free to pick the cheapest network deals.