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4G Router with Unlimited ThreeUK Sim - Is this correct?
GibsonSt19
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Hi all, having recently served cancellation notice to Sky I'm looking at perhaps purchasing a 4G router for use with a ThreeUK Unlimited sim (as I get excellent 4G signal with ThreeUK at home).
From what I can tell, the only costs would be for the router itself, and £20ppm for the sim card, and that I'd have unlimited data each month.
Am I overlooking something here?
From what I can tell, the only costs would be for the router itself, and £20ppm for the sim card, and that I'd have unlimited data each month.
Am I overlooking something here?
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Yes. router is all you need. And click it through quidco/ TCB to get cashback.
There are people manage to haggle the price down by reduce mins.
Alternative there is 24 months homefi for £22 which including router.
By the way, I compare a few routers based on price and spec..
IMO, Huawei seems to be best value for money.
Huawei B525 £115
Huawei B310-22s £600 -
Yes. router is all you need. And click it through quidco/ TCB to get cashback.
There are people manage to haggle the price down by reduce mins.
Alternative there is 24 months homefi for £22 which including router.
By the way, I compare a few routers based on price and spec..
IMO, Huawei seems to be best value for money.
Huawei B525 £115
Huawei B310-22s £60
Thanks for replying!
People haggle with ThreeUK to reduce the price due to having no need for minutes, but still retain Unlimited Data? If so, I will certainly give that a try, but I thought they were set packages.
The B525 is the router I'm looking to get, and wondering whether the additional antennae would be worth getting too? The router is £122 along on amazon (easier returns), but £115 in eBay (including antennae).0 -
GibsonSt19 wrote: »Thanks for replying!
People haggle with ThreeUK to reduce the price due to having no need for minutes, but still retain Unlimited Data? If so, I will certainly give that a try, but I thought they were set packages.
The B525 is the router I'm looking to get, and wondering whether the additional antennae would be worth getting too? The router is £122 along on amazon (easier returns), but £115 in eBay (including antennae).
This is the plan you take order the £20 sim card with quidco £70 cashback head over to three chats complaints (Google it) politely telling them not feeling happy with my plan.
I want less minutes eg like 200/600 you should end up with 600 minutes for £13-£14 or 200 minutes for £10-£11 this method worked twice now beware do it within your 14 days cooling period.
Using my £11 200 minutes ayce sim card in a 4G tplink router 1200ac update my £70 cashback just been confirmed too works out I'm paying £62 a year for home broadband bargain. Lol0 -
Unlimited data, router included. £22 a month.
http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Devices/Huawei/HomeFi?memory=0&colour=Black
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2019/02/three-uk-launch-4g-home-broadband-plan-with-unlimited-data.html
Or you could pay them £23 a month for only 40Gb. !!!!!!?0 -
I take it the Huawei B525s-65a is better than the B525s-23a due to additional band support?0
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I would just use the supplied router to receive the 4G and a standard wifi router to distribute. You get a much wider choice.0
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Gloomendoom wrote: »I would just use the supplied router to receive the 4G and a standard wifi router to distribute. You get a much wider choice.
What supplied router? I'm buying my own.0 -
Pluto88888 wrote: »Using my £11 200 minutes ayce sim card in a 4G tplink router 1200ac update my £70 cashback just been confirmed too works out I'm paying £62 a year for home broadband bargain. Lol
What speed do you get?0 -
GibsonSt19 wrote: »What supplied router? I'm buying my own.
He probably talking about HomeFi plan which is 24 months with £22 per month, come with Huawei B311.
That looks like the £60 B310.
B525s-65a seems to be same price. I would go for that.0 -
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