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Best home 3g/4g router ?
happymonday77
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in Mobiles
Hi,
Im a little fed up paying £43 a month just for broadband to skyplus another £85 in mobiles ( 4 of us)
I am looking at smarty all you can eat to provide our "home" broadband, can anybody suggest a mifi/router thing to put the sim in? Also would my son be able to use this device for running an xbox and playing games?
Im think of this as an option opposed to normal BB as I hate contracts and would like more control of my bills, I could ask sky to lower my bill but I know that will mean another contract, something I am opposed too.
Thank you x
Im a little fed up paying £43 a month just for broadband to skyplus another £85 in mobiles ( 4 of us)
I am looking at smarty all you can eat to provide our "home" broadband, can anybody suggest a mifi/router thing to put the sim in? Also would my son be able to use this device for running an xbox and playing games?
Im think of this as an option opposed to normal BB as I hate contracts and would like more control of my bills, I could ask sky to lower my bill but I know that will mean another contract, something I am opposed too.
Thank you x
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Comments
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Three and vodafone do unlimited package.
I suggest you test the speed of the network at your home first before you commit to it.
By the way, are your mobile phones all in contract?
If not, you can consider getting everyone on Three £20 unlimited plan or £30 vodafone unlimited max.
Each individual turn on mobile hotspot when they need it, and thus, you don't need separate router/ mifi nor new data contract.0
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