Almost certainly 24m contract.
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It changes within a few days.
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Yeah interestingly that does happen for the first week or so, then it goes to mozillion.
But then if you’re at home and have WiFi calling on, it’s EE WiFi calling.
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I remain very content with my mozillion sim, but then I was always happy with the EE service in my area, and maybe I just don’t know what I’m missing with 5G SA…
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Me too. £3.50 a month for 100gb of EE signal does me just fine
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Is this one of the pay upfront for 24 months type deals? I paid £9 for 30GB
It is!
Think I paid £80 upfront.
So works out at £7ish a month really.
EE UK Prep 5G Network Slicing Boost for Consumers and 5G+ Icons for Phones - ISPreview UK 
I wonder how much per slice
It’s also going to be limited to those taking out a handset plan. It won’t be offered as a Sim only deal.
I’m not entirely sure about the 5x boost but 5G+ is already enabled in iOS 27 beta even for those on an All Rounder SIMO plan!
You will have it but those on the slice will have higher priority
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Changed to Mozillion today so less than 24 hours.
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I just cancelled my Mozillion because i was getting no end of spam calls. At least 6/7 a day and voicemails left. All in Chinese.
I’d recommend switching your current number in to avoid this.
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Weirdly I had a fair few when moving to mozillion, but nada since being on smarty, and hoping nothing when it hops to voxi tomorrow.
Not planning on moving my number from iD. This would just be an extra SIM for EE access.
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I’m not a fan of this at all. It seems like a way for operators to charge a lot of money for a really opaque product. It will be almost impossible for consumers to judge whether it’s good value for money or not.
And worse still, they’re turning “our networks are congested and can’t cope” into a product.
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Definitely Mozillion, because I turned off the line for a few days and it stopped. Turned it back on and the calls began again like clockwork. each time you block the number but another appears, annoyingly they leave voicemails too and bypass the iOS new caller ID feature.
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Have noticed this too since moving to Mozillion, ported my existing number over. Usually 3-4 a week. Most are tagged as “Likely Nuisance” so just end the call at that point.
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