This seems a great deal of 25% off the normal price plus all the perks of O2.
Great for tablet or mobile broadband Christmas presents.
Possible £12.50 Quidco too though I've had to raise a claim as it wasn't tracked. Will let you know outcome.
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SomebodE
17 Dec 155#14
EE 3month 6GB sims are 15quid... 24gb over the year for 60quid.
RiverDragon8
16 Dec 153#7
This is an awful deal, £56.25 for 1 month of 12GB of 4G data?
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apaa1214
16 Dec 151#12
12 g for a whole year. Terrible.
RiverDragon8 to apaa1214
17 Dec 15#27
It's 12GB for 30 days not for a whole year so it's worst than terrible.
Add the total £10 100GB/month for two months EE SIM into the equation and it becomes less balanced. That EE offer also seems to be edging towards a recurring 6monthly event, which would provide further motivation against committing to a one-off 12m data purchase.
AndyRoyd
17 Dec 15#24
Effectively still available as "all-in-one 20" £20/30days PAYG 4G.
adamski8080
17 Dec 15#23
link dead
castle
17 Dec 15#22
if loses 4g, will it automatically connect to 3g?
SomebodE
17 Dec 15#21
If the quidco cashback pays, it's not quite double the data for the same price but still over 50% more.
At a stretch, you could bridge the gap by using the cashback and and some of the cash price difference between the O2/EE sims to buy an additional 6GB EE sim to make it 18gb vs 24gb over the same term and same price (£60)
If you're willing to sacrifice allowance for convenience, I guess you go from 24gb to 12/18gb for the sake of only registering 1 or 2 sima rather than 4 sims.
That's the only benefit I can see of the O2 deal.
RiverDragon8
16 Dec 153#7
This is an awful deal, £56.25 for 1 month of 12GB of 4G data?
chrissy1 to RiverDragon8
16 Dec 15#8
The deal is 12gb over 12 months. I'm a light user and mainly use wifi so this should be fine for me.
bytemaster to RiverDragon8
16 Dec 151#13
I assume English is not your first language.
rodman to RiverDragon8
17 Dec 15#20
why you even got likes for stupid comment? You are not alone I guess.
SomebodE
17 Dec 155#14
EE 3month 6GB sims are 15quid... 24gb over the year for 60quid.
joesoap1 to SomebodE
17 Dec 151#19
Well spotted you are correct and with EE double data speeds it looks a better deal overall on balance. Plus twice as much data also. I guess not many people do the total cost of ownership formula! Thank you for your clarity that is what is great about this site and its members. Merry Christmas and happy deer hunting.
ukez
17 Dec 15#18
One of my pals used nearly double that when his home broadband got disconnected, he was on three network eat as much as you like.. if I remember right he started to get throttled and random disconnects but he expected that any way from three. :laughing: I wish they would bring back that tarrif!
dannyguk91
17 Dec 151#16
wow thats bad, i pay £20 a month for unlimited(should be unlimited) 4G but they capped me this month for using 200GB technical faults apparently yet im annoyed im not getting unlimited and some people are paying upwards of £5 a GB wow!
DarrylJohn to dannyguk91
17 Dec 15#17
200gb in a month. You're not the average user thankfully because if everyone done that noone would offer unlimited data.
chrissy1
17 Dec 15#15
The data sim comes is in 3 parts... standard, micro and nano. Fits my ipad perfectly.
chrissy1
16 Dec 15#11
Also
sme24185
16 Dec 15#10
Thanks
joesoap1
16 Dec 151#5
Can you put these sim cards into a mifi to use as a hot spot?
chrissy1 to joesoap1
16 Dec 151#9
They are for tablets and mifi / mobile broadband devices.
joesoap1
16 Dec 15#6
Looks like decent value 12 gig over a 12 month period.
castle
16 Dec 15#4
sorry to be ignorant, but can you explain for me? - does this mean it can just be used when tablet is away from any Wi-Fi, and so it might take my son a year to use up that much data on the train etc.... and after 12 months, unused data is lost? I hear giffgaff gigabag is a fiver per month - how does it compare???
team_a
16 Dec 151#3
Silly question. ...is this 12gb in one block valid for 12 months or 1gb pm for 12 months?
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Great for tablet or mobile broadband Christmas presents.
Possible £12.50 Quidco too though I've had to raise a claim as it wasn't tracked. Will let you know outcome.
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At a stretch, you could bridge the gap by using the cashback and and some of the cash price difference between the O2/EE sims to buy an additional 6GB EE sim to make it 18gb vs 24gb over the same term and same price (£60)
If you're willing to sacrifice allowance for convenience, I guess you go from 24gb to 12/18gb for the sake of only registering 1 or 2 sima rather than 4 sims.
That's the only benefit I can see of the O2 deal.