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Posted 11 February 2023

Smarty 24GB 5G data, Unlimited min / text, EU roaming - £8pm - One month plan, cancel anytime (£11 Topcashback possible) @ Smarty

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  • 1 month plan, cancel anytime
  • Unlimited calls & texts(Excluding Data Only Plans)
  • No credit check
  • Unrestricted tethering in the UK
  • No speed caps
  • EU RoamingUse your plan in Europe (12GB fair use limit) Learn more
  • SIM, Micro-SIM, & Nano-SIM sizes

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SMARTY connects to 5G, 4G and 3G network wherever it can. SMARTY is not compatible with 2G handsets. Please check you have a 5G-enabled device to access our 5G network.

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  1. moongazer's avatar
    Will the price of this increase in April?
    nrgk7's avatar
    No. It's a Pay As you Go SIM." SMARTY 12GB Voice and Data plan + 12GB data for £8 OFFER (the “Promotion”) applies to thecurrent SMARTY 1-month 12GB Plan (the “Eligible Plan”) purchased within the Promotion Period. UnderthisPromotion, the standard data of 12GB will be increased to 24GB total per month. The Promotional Price is available for a maximum of 15 consecutive months on the Eligible Plan "
  2. InventiveSole's avatar
    I think that might be £8 for month one, then £10 thereafter. Still a good deal though
  3. Yrrep's avatar
    A note about Smarty which is semi-relevant. You cannot call numbers abroad unless you top up your account with an 'extra' £5.

    If you do not spend all the money you 'can choose to put that money towards your next month's plan or leave it as an out of plan add-on'.

    My father lives in Jersey and I used to (with 3) prank call him, for him to call me back (he can call UK numbers for free). Cannot do that anymore now I am with Smarty. I should have read the small print first, my fault.

    Thankfully the dinosaur now uses WhatsApp so disaster is averted .

    Note: edited to correct an incorrect assumption on my behalf. (edited)
    SnoopZ's avatar
    That £5 top-up to call or text international numbers is NOT a monthly add-on, the £5 doesn't expire and is active until all used. (edited)
  4. BigAl44's avatar
    Does anyone know if this SIM would work in my security camera ?( Reolink Go 3G/4G LTE Security Camera Outdoor Wireless)I cannot seem to get it to work using the Vodafone or Giffgaff SIM
    Resonate's avatar
    You might want to check the specs of the modem inside the device. Frequencies differ across the world and U.K. networks won’t necessarily support that of the device if it’s imported.
  5. universe1992's avatar
    49540085-iKNE3.jpgi got this speed on smarty last week admittedly I was close to a 5g mast.
    x123's avatar
    Smarty can be even quicker than that.


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  6. spotterscope's avatar
    Be wary of coverage as on three network which isn’t the best
    SnoopZ's avatar
    I have that issue with Vodafone, 02 and EE, I'm not saying 3 is much better from home for me but atleast I get a usable signal and when using 3 in the car with Android Auto it never drops out when driving across the country.

    What I'm trying to say is it might be bad for one person where they live and work and for the next it could be fine, and if the phone is WiFi calling compatible that helps greatly.
  7. thriftybugger's avatar
    I can only see 12 gb plan? Is this still valid?
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