EE Deals & Offers

Same with Voda/Voxi. I switched to save a fiver (£20 for 30GB to £15 for 30GB plus unlimited video) and to Voxi's credit it's super fast at home and due to some technical issues my account never uses up ANY data. But now I'm going places again I'm considering going back. It's weird after being on EE seeing 3G again but there are loads of areas where that rears its ugly head on Voda, O2 and Three in the North West region. And then you go to a city and have "5G" but do a speed test on it and find it's going at 3G or even EDGE speeds (like, below 1Mbps) due to contention. EE in my experience has no less than 4G anywhere and just works even in busy places. You don't get many deals on it these days unless you're a student, but I guess, you get what you pay for.

I used BLC through the MSE £10 10gb link. I have had no direct experience of using student discounts on this deal so perhaps I should not have mentioned trying it. Just thought it was worth a try if you can access one. Apologies.

https://www.plus.net/mobile/sim-only-30-day Runs of EE network

I'm thinking of taking out a £20pm 160gb sim for me, then 3 of these £10pm sims for the family and managing all through my own account. Am I right in thinking that I can just share my data around to the other sims as needed? Will the 3 extra sims be automatically added when taken out? or will I need to do anything to action that?

Looks like I’m getting 10% of the £8 as well as it’s another line according to a text I received and you can transfer data to it I’m on unlimited so transferred 10gb to it ,so the wife has 20gb

I see, I see. Those features are on my vodafone plan at the moment and while they’re enabled i’m not sure if I need them. I’m likely to stay with vodafone anyway though! I find upgrade deals through sim only resellers is very cost effective for me.

Plusnet doesn't have access to the whole of EE network, so compared to EE, 4g coverage is better than plusnet. Plusnet also don't offer 5g or WiFi calling as far as I'm aware

Has anyone every tried stacking quidco/TCB cashback with a bluelightcard 20% discount? If so has anyone had any success?

I've recently moved over to EE from Plusnet and I'm very pleased with service at home & on a favourite campsite in Cornwall

I'm actually going to try VOXI, £15 GB for £10 a month. Let's hope the calls stop dropping out as much as Plusnet

Nope. That is like saying only take a fiver out with you, because if you take £200 you will spend £200! 5G will use just as much of your data as 4G if you do the same things! Now if you land a plane at an airport, just because you can on 5G... (lol) Indirectly it may cause you to unknowingly use more data, if sites detect the speed & default to higher quality. Why oh why oh why does HUKD insist on merging unrelated posts? This is not in reply to any post, so why merge it to the unrelated post above? Am I correct in thinking that for someone who travels a lot, this is effectively £12.40 as the smart benefit can be the travel add-on? (y)

I have not noticed much difference between 5G and 4G speeds in London, I would recommend people with 5G sim to keep network signal on 4G and retain the data. 5G will use up a lot of your data if you do not have unlimited.

I've got 40gb data plan I don't think I've ever gone over 8gb when deliberately trying to use it more, there is WiFi at home, work and alot of public transport now it's difficult to use alot of data

EE always the best signal by far imo. annok deal but I bet you could get similar with a cheap android phone deal which you could sell off for a smalll bonus.

Needs mentioning you will get 1 smart benefit. I currently use this for bt sports and recently switched it to use my Internet in Spain (had 5g out there). Will be a great benefit to some