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Who is the best 4G provider?

longwalks1
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We've been with Vodafone for almost 20 years, keep threatening to leave when the bills creep up (we have 3 x SIM only packages at present), and are paying close to £90 for the three.
We use mobile internet a lot, so who genuiely does offer the fastest/most coverage of all providers please? As we are looking to leave Vodafone purely becuase of the cost, that keeps creeping up
We use mobile internet a lot, so who genuiely does offer the fastest/most coverage of all providers please? As we are looking to leave Vodafone purely becuase of the cost, that keeps creeping up
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Most in the industry say EE or Vodafone are the biggest and fastest networks with the most capacity, o2 is getting better, Three is ok if you have a "Supervoice" capable handset but can still struggle with capacity.====0
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It's will vary according to your location and usage.
A PAYG sim will provide coverage but you might not have access to all facilities/speeds available on contract/sim only to give a full picture.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Tesco?
I pay £11 for 4Gb / 5000 mins / UL texts
You can always get more data though.
But at £90 - you're being ripped off... completely! Unless it's unlimited everything.0 -
Value for money? Customer service? Coverage? T&Cs? Free roaming?
I guess the OP is thinking of 4G coverage, download speed and capacity, but didn't specify... in theory EE as they won the bid to provide a replacement for the current Airwave network used by the emergency services, which will require pretty solid coverage.
The Rootmetrics phone app will show the best technology and download speed for all the UK networks on a map, it uses data uploaded by actual users.0 -
OP you say you use mobile internet alot but how much is alot ?
What kind of limits are we talking about for internet, texts and calls ?
If you only use half of the allowances then get a sim with lower limits.0 -
I'm with Three and have been on and off for the last 5 years. Every time I leave I find a reason to go back, it could be service or mobile network, but three, in my eyes offers both. I pay £18 per month for my sim (200 mins, unlimited text and AYCE data) and £9 for my son's sim (200 mins, unlimited data and 4gb data)0
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14 years with 3, never left as they have constantly improved, and offer the best price for data. 30Gb/200mins/AYCE texts cost me £15pm. Too good to miss.0
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saranmahesh wrote: »Plusnet sim only and tesco offer good deals
PlusNet don't support "short code" numbers, so don't go to PlusNet unless you're sure you won't need to use short code numbers.0 -
Unlimited data doesnt exist it will clog the network up and then people will not be able to send texts calls and use data. That is probably why unlimited data does not exist. Do you mean unlimited minutes?0
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