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Unlimited Business Broadband with Router on Three £16.67 per month (24 months / 3 Months free) or £18.87 per month (12 month) ex VAT
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Posted 11 September 2023

Unlimited Business Broadband with Router on Three £16.67 per month (24 months / 3 Months free) or £18.87 per month (12 month) ex VAT

£420.08
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Three Business is offering the new ZTE MC888 5g broadband router with unlimited data @ £16.67 per month. The router is unlocked and manufacturer hardware. These are selling on eBay for £249+ delivery on itself.

Total Cost over year = 350.07
Per Month effective cost = 14.58 (ex vat and does not account for price increase of 4.5% in Apr every year).


A good deal if you need the hardware for running 5G in addition to the sim itself.
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  1. sashablue's avatar
    Stay well away from Three. They carry on billing when you cancel and don't acknowledge return of router. They have also impacted on my credit score so I'm dragging them to offcom and court.
    UKScottDeals's avatar
    Did you "cancel" whilst still in contract?
  2. tecnoman's avatar
    As far as I was aware the router does not belong to you it's just a loan and you have to give it back .
    nonameduser's avatar
    Exactly that. They either send or packaging or email you a prepaid returns label
  3. AndyRoyd's avatar
    CEX shifts same unlocked router with 2 years warranty at £150 inc VAT, when in stock
    3's business unlim SIM is £6/m inc VAT.
    Simple math indicates total over 24m = £294 inc VAT (245 ex-VAT),
    plus the annual 4.5% increase on the lesser monthly £5+VAT airtime-only amount,
    compared to OPs 4.5% increase on 3x greater monthly £14.58+VAT airtime+hardware amount.

    Even cheaper if opting for other 5g routers that CEX has in stock at around £110 inc VAT, examples:
    £110 inc VAT for ZTE MC801A uk.webuy.com/pro…a3b
    £115 inc VAT for Huawei 5G CPE Pro (H112-370) uk.webuy.com/pro…03b
    all having 2 years warranty.
    Feverdawg's avatar
    How easy is it to get the business unlim SIM for £6 a month?
  4. kalico's avatar
    Is that meant to say the total cost over TWO years is £350?
    johnleverton's avatar
    Plus 20% vat to add!!
  5. Glockage's avatar
    Are these mobile routers? I travel for work might be just what I need.
    nonameduser's avatar
    Yes, I used one between various work places
  6. Feverdawg's avatar
    1 year into this - curious what will happen at end of year 2, even if take a new contract (and expect a new better router at the time) if presume have to faff with returning the existing one. Overall, router rubbish, but network status been solid for most part, whereas Virgin in area of late has been flakey (edited)
  7. ra11's avatar
    Just termed my 2 yr contract without issue in PAC of number and kept router… no recourse or action from three
    Feverdawg's avatar
    They actually tell you to keep router? Or you just happen to not have returned it yet? In which would expect invoice later for one
  8. Atasas's avatar
    ordered SIM alone, looking for a cheaper router or just a 5G phone to leave one tethering at home all the time, as 5G USB dongles aren't many about and EE one I got is faulty-temperamental, but doesn't work just by providing USB power, needs to have a PC running to enable network sharing.
    Anyone could suggest something?
    Thanks!
    aca03mk's avatar
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    There is 5G ZTE MC8001A for 199 on Amazon or 4G Huawei Cube for 54 on Amazon. I am using the cheaper 4G as it doesnt make sense for that huge price difference.
  9. LeonCPC's avatar
    lol what is this, 5g broadband what? What’s the download/upload, does the router have 10Gb nic or modem mode?
    AndyRoyd's avatar
    3G / 4G / 5G cellular broadband.

    Up/down as good/bad as the signal/contention in the area used;
    multiple recent separate HUKD posts in the £5+VAT unlim 3 data SIM thread show 3-based cellular network performance, with one user posting speedtest result of
    1460Mbps down; 150Mbps up
    another user 1,100Mbps down.
    another user 1.5Mbps down

    Spec sheet of the subject 3-supplied dual band 2.4GHZ+5GHz 5G router at devicesupport.three.co.uk/gui…Hub
  10. Atasas's avatar
    just to express my frustration with "3"
    got the sim, put it in a phone, as per what letter said and...
    (attempted to register etc)
    since 2 o'clock only now got it semi-functioning, will have to go hungry, waste more time to be calling them during tomorrow work break, as "business" support online is not existent.

    "instant regret" , I might end up cancelling it all and going back to SMARTY (the same network), as I had £4 more expensive deal, but with all the minutes and texts.
    Reminds me of the times when italian took over Voda and litteraly destroyed network and reputation, that it hardly recovered since, (even if it did- wouldn't touch it with a 10 ft pole), so worse, than "3"- only "positive" (edited)
    mrRaf's avatar
    ive had same problemw ith mine and its not got any network at all. Contacted Three who said it takes 24hrs to be activated but its been well over that now. How did you get it semi-working?
  11. ScrambledEggs44's avatar
    Is anyone having any issues with the notifications not being pushed on the phone while connected to this?
    Atasas's avatar
    yes, still don't get notification or acknowledgment it's activated, but it is.
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