Mobile Networks

I bet you could get it a little cheaper, or more data, but they’d try lock you in for 24 months.

Do iD mobile perform a hard search for 1 month contracts?

Yeah. Still cheaper and better off on 1P if the EE network is your thing.

£10. 50GB data. 30 days. 14GB roaming in EU. No speed caps or restrictions.

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EE is generally good here but unusable at my work, VodaThree solid too.

I got iD 80GB, £8/m, 30GB roaming, 1 month contract.

They gave me a really nice new number but I decided changing numbers wasn’t worth the hassle :sweat_smile:

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Or mozillion - 80gb for £11 if you need more data for an extra £1.

ohh I’ve never seen Mozillion before! I refuse to use EE’s airtime rewards thing because I find the idea of sharing my transaction data with a random cashback company super invasive, I quite like the look of the kill your bill thing working via giftcards instead

I’ve been with them a little while now and no complaints.

No restrictions on the EE network.

They also have different sims where you can pay more upfront then have a massively reduced bill for 2 years.

Think I paid £87 upfront and then have 100gb per month for £3.50 for 2 years.

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Think I pay £10.50 a month for 12 months, 80gb (showing online as 100gb). Full EE access minus 5G standalone (5G non standalone is fine, it’ll be the 5G you use every day). Also includes roaming and RCS (an alt to iMessage).

So far so good for me as it works on the Merseyrail underground where no other network has coverage.

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Ohh perfect, same as 1p mobile then. I have an EE SIM and a 1p SIM for an old number and occasionally change my mobile data to 1p to test, and can’t notice a difference between them (literally only know if I’m in a 5G SA area because the EE SIM will show up as having VoNR, not because of any notable difference in performance). When my EE plan is up for renewal next year I’ll have a proper look and will probably move over.

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Klarna Mobile has launched

£15 per month

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97887

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Is this Gigs too? 150gb cap and 150mbps speed restriction?

it is Gigs.

I’m porting my number (completes on Monday) so haven’t as yet been able to test it.

Having checked with them, I am told it is not capped.

Forgot to mention you also get the first month for free (if you transfer your number).

Main draw for me is the truly global 20GB roaming per month.

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Awaiting the 20 messages asking if it has 5G standalone included even though no MVNO’s provide this :grin:

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The answer is no, the issue with the Monzo mobile is they couldn’t be bothered to answer the question.

That’s the gripe, you can’t confidently say it’s not offered if Monzo haven’t confirmed.

It’s down to the network to pick and choose who has access, and yes, the probability is 5G SA is not included, but to be completely ignored on the matter for whatever reason (reluctance or no idea what any of it means) is just unprofessional.

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So, I’ve checked again and I’ve been told:

‘Klarna Mobile offers priority 5G data, which means you can enjoy high-speed internet access where 5G coverage is available. The top speed is tied to the 5G service, so it depends on the local network availability and infrastructure. If you’re in a 5G coverage area and have 5G enabled on your device, you should experience the fastest speeds available’.

It depends what they’re calling top technical speed.

Theoretical is gigs. Practical, 100mbps.

Why aren’t they specific about 5G SA? Why are they beating around the bush running away from the question?

I specially asked on the point and was told:

‘Klarna Mobile offers unlimited data, but it is subject to a fair usage policy. This means that while there is no fixed speed cap, Klarna and its connectivity partner, Gigs, may monitor usage and take action if it is deemed excessive. If you’re experiencing slow speeds, ensure you’re in a 5G coverage area and that 5G is enabled on your phone. If the issue persists, you can connect with a support agent for further assistance.

For the Travel eSIM, speeds are not capped by Klarna, but actual performance depends on local network availability and coverage. If you’ve used up your high-speed data limit, speeds may slow down. You can check your remaining data in the app and top up your eSIM if needed’

Let us know if you peak 150 :joy: