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RWG Mobile 200GB 5G data, Unlimited min & text, EU roaming - £20 per month, Monthly rolling contract @ RWG Mobile
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Posted 18 May 2023

RWG Mobile 200GB 5G data, Unlimited min & text, EU roaming - £20 per month, Monthly rolling contract @ RWG Mobile

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RWG uses EE network

Get unlimited mins, unlimited SMS plus 200GB of data every month for just £20/month. Existing customers will have this bundle added to their account, new customers will be sent a new SIM to their delivery address.

Roaming International roaming is automatically enabled when you receive your RWG Mobile SIM Card. All EU roaming is included on the same terms as your UK plans and prices for all of our monthly plans above £3.50 (not included on FREE, £2, £3.50 plans or 1 Yr and 2 Yr plans). The EU is defined as the 27 countries within the European Union. EU Roaming outside of bundles is charged at standard rates of 5p/min, 5p/SMS and 1p/MB. Roaming outside of the EU requires a credit balance. You do not need to change the APN settings on your phone in order to receive data services abroad.
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Edited by sajidtg, 18 May 2023
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  1. andreapedrazzini's avatar
    looks like it’s on the EE network, heated!
    Rimi's avatar
    It is, but price is too high for 200GB. There are cheaper deals around £14.
  2. m1tch3m's avatar
    Not sure why UW isn't mentioned more here.

    30 day rolling contract, unlimited everything, roam like home, VoLTE, WiFi Calling - £20 first SIM, £13 each additional. No 5G but that doesn't bother me due to patchyness and most phones having higher battery drain/getting warm from it (edited)
    MichaelLi's avatar
    Can't get a quote stand-alone. Seems to force bundling a utility.
  3. MAC_ALI's avatar
    What about NowMobile. Also on EE. How’s that network. It’s speed etc
    dkj255's avatar
    Will be the same as RWG as when you buy from them you get sent a Now SIM with RWG label stuck over it. It even says Now on screen as the network. However I'm hoping the support will actually exist over on Now.
  4. rtd's avatar
    "Never again. Not a good company. Still
    owe me £5 from around 6 years ago.
    I had their service where you could
    get another phone number via an app
    to use on your phone (VOIP). They
    suddenly shut it down but didn't refund
    subscribers."
  5. core's avatar
    Great price. Sadly on EE, I don't want it.
  6. matth5182's avatar
    This is a great price for EE, have you seen their absurd prices recently? And they want you locked in for 24 months
  7. Bokstas's avatar
    I had RWG sim in January this year and left them. Internet speed on 4G was 21mbps and on 5G no more than 59mbps no matter where I go and with full signal. What speeds do you get on them guys? Just wonder was it me only or this is how they work? Have EE contract now from work and speed is amazing; 850mbps+ on 5G and 164mbps on 4G+
  8. plunet's avatar
    RWG (along with some other resellers of EE) apparently do not have access to all the EE Frequency bands. I think 1p mobile is the only MVNO with full EE network access.
    spannerzone's avatar
    Yes I think you're right.... RWG currently don't have VoLTE (4g voice calling) so voice calls drop to 3 or 2G and no wifi calling, although 'coming soon' for the last year I think.

    They have some good deals but if only they'd get the full EE bands for VoLTE
  9. dkj255's avatar
    Good luck getting any support from them in the case of problems - they're answering once per month for my issue! I'm thinking of going with Now instead as that's who they resell anyway.
    jsoap's avatar
    Support is terrible. No ticket system so it's impossible to have a threaded discussion. If you do get an answer it will usually be asking you for some info you have supplied before. They just do not seem to have any 2nd level support.
  10. NIgelK's avatar
    Of only they had WiFi and VOLTE calling and an app
  11. france's avatar
    EE network having capacity issue like Three. mainly near shopping centres football stadiums . mean while O2 improving
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