EE Cut 4g Prices and introduce new heavy data user tariff.

Ypaymore

EE has cut the price of its entry level 4G contract and launched a new 20GB price plan for heavy data users.

Full story here :
http://www.mobiletoday.co.uk/News/23902/EE_slashes_4G_prices_unveils_heavy_user_tariff.aspx

DUTR

TBH I won't be jumping to 4G until the price is the same as 3G, I get between 2.5-4 mbs on 3G which is plenty fast enough, any heavy stuff I do at home anyways.

cgk1

I get about 15-18mb so no swap for me.

Frozen_up_north

I get 6Mb/s on my iPhone 5 with Three. It's £25 per month on their "The One Plan" which has unlimited download and includes tethering, it's also a one month rolling contract. So why would anyone pay through the nose for EE's very expensive 4G?:rotfl:

katyboo123

Frozen_up_north wrote: »

I get 6Mb/s on my iPhone 5 with Three. It's £25 per month on their "The One Plan" which has unlimited download and includes tethering, it's also a one month rolling contract. So why would anyone pay through the nose for EE's very expensive 4G?:rotfl:

Because it's about 40Mb/s speed - which to some people (not all of course) is worth paying for :eek:

robbies_gal

i cant even get 3g here so 4g would be impopssbile good to hear theyve lowered the price though

NXV839

EE is probably cutting the price ahead of Phones4U bringing out a 4G phone in March:

http://www.watchmywallet.co.uk/news/2013/january/phones4u-launch-4g-life-mobile-virtual-network/4207

Guys_Dad

Ypaymore wrote: »

EE has cut the price of its entry level 4G contract and launched a new 20GB price plan for heavy data users.

Full story here :
http://www.mobiletoday.co.uk/News/23902/EE_slashes_4G_prices_unveils_heavy_user_tariff.aspx

I use data and weigh over 15 stones. Would I qualify?