Seems a good deal for a mifi? Can be unlocked - thanks to comment #6 below by rickryder1
Dont think you need to buy a topup with it.
Access everything that matters on the move with the Three Pay Monthly Mobile WiFi.
Data on the move
Get online wherever you are with the Three Pay Monthly Mobile WiFi. It uses the Three mobile network to create a portable WiFi hotspot that you can connect up to five WiFi enabled devices to at once, such as tablets and laptops.
Ideal for when you're on the move, it can easily be used in the car or on public transport to keep the whole family entertained. It's also ideal for casual internet users, caravans, boats, the countryside and other places without broadband connectivity.
Rolling contract
There are no ties - the monthly rolling contract that can be cancelled at any time with 30 days notice.
You can choose from any of these rolling contracts:
- 20 GB - £23 per month
- 15 GB - £20 per month
- 5 GB - £15 per month
Top comments
rpope to tonyd19565
4 Jan 167#10
Facepalm . . . .
Its a Huawei E5330 with HSPA+ technology thats 21MBPS possible, thats fater than most have on home broadband . . . .
WaftyCranker
16 Jan 164#26
I just deleted all the German names off my phone. It's now Hans free.
uptwisting
4 Jan 163#12
Not hot for me.
£3 cheaper at ID and on the same network. I got the 20gb one in Carphone warehouse last week.
no i mean from the time you buy it, your first month starts?
I want to decide when I want to use it...as I don't need it now.
delvey1987
25 Jan 16#46
No it took around an hour to activate
chuckley
24 Jan 16#45
So the sim doesn't work immediately?!
kd035050
23 Jan 161#44
Just did this for using in French alps. 1 month contract £23, used a lot for 2 week trip, great speeds for being up the mountain. Bought in store & cancelled contract the same day. Going back to alps in feb and will do the same again.
delvey1987
23 Jan 16#43
Just to add mine was already unlocked. Got a 6gb EE data sim from Amazon for £15
delvey1987
18 Jan 16#42
Took around an hour to activate
chuckley
18 Jan 16#41
ohhh cool cool. does it activate only once sim is in or as soon as it's bought?
delvey1987
18 Jan 16#40
Its 30 days plus you can cancel right away
chuckley
17 Jan 16#39
saw this but the monthly lock in put me off.
delvey1987
17 Jan 16#38
Got one before. £10 includes the first month free (5gb)
Just phoned free and cancelled the contract
fac786
16 Jan 16#37
Have a word with the person serving you. They are able to give the device free for signing up to the 30day data plan!
kalamata
16 Jan 16#36
next time in greece, get yourself a vodafone cu payg sim. Register it online and opt for 500MB bonus every time you topup with €10. Then topup your card online with €10 and you get an additional 250MB free mobile internet bonus. so for a €10 online topup, you get 750MB of mobile internet and your credit can also be used to buy additional mobile internet packages of 1GB for €5 online or minutes and text. I find this to be the cheapest option i Greece.
Drabman
16 Jan 16#35
You have to take out a month rolling contract, so not as good as it looks perhaps.
DellB0y
16 Jan 16#34
Its the same as a Mifi
Babbler
16 Jan 161#33
Yes if your network let's you tether yes
DellB0y
16 Jan 16#32
Does nobody else keep a cheap android phone which would do this job plus all the other perks like mp3 player, camera, browser etc
cmontgomeryburns
16 Jan 16#31
That's right, you have to sign up to one of the pay monthly 1 month rolling contracts, as I found out when I went to collect.
They're pulling a fast one I think, when they say it's £20 off, was £29.99 - I'm willing to bet that at that price it included the first month's payment.
There are a few unlocked ones on Ebay, they're around the £25 mark, which brings it to the same price as this deal after paying 1 month then cancelling the contract - but at least you don't have the hassle of unlocking it.
daveburgess
16 Jan 16#30
You have sign up for one of the 30 day contracts when you purchase in store.
Babbler
16 Jan 162#29
Have you ever tried bt hotspots? Terrible.
otterboxer
16 Jan 16#28
Mifi isn't a trademark of three. Irs a good price I use mine when the ee 200gb deal pops up.
dealerxxx
16 Jan 16#27
With £15 for 5gb doesn't seem it's worth it.
WaftyCranker
16 Jan 164#26
I just deleted all the German names off my phone. It's now Hans free.
fac786
16 Jan 16#25
Hi, I am assuming you did pick it up? did you pay for any top up? or just had to pay 9.99?
fac786
16 Jan 16#24
Baz8790
16 Jan 16#23
Yes I got one for that reason as the hotel I booked charged €20 per device for the week.
Speeds were painfully slow as it appears three throttle the speeds when using the feel at home.
I got a Vodafone Es sim and used it in the Mifi and got close to broadband speeds
qwerta369
16 Jan 162#22
Yes. Take the SIM out. It is now SIM free.
brightsky
8 Jan 16#21
I bought one of these from car phone warehouse and I'm using it in Egypt
tonyd19565
4 Jan 16#9
It is only 3g can appreciate the item but speeds will be rubbish
rpope to tonyd19565
4 Jan 167#10
Facepalm . . . .
Its a Huawei E5330 with HSPA+ technology thats 21MBPS possible, thats fater than most have on home broadband . . . .
beanhead4669 to tonyd19565
5 Jan 162#20
your talking rubbish mate.
uptwisting
4 Jan 16#19
Yup, almost 2 months free if you go with ID.
Also the standard price for the device is £10 so if you miss this deal you can still get it for a tenner from them or Carphone warehouse.
Shaker
4 Jan 16#18
Would this be suitable for 3 Feel at Home in Spain?
Babbler
4 Jan 16#17
Cheaper if you need that plan I guess...
uptwisting
4 Jan 16#16
I think you need to click 'view all plans' on the right hand side.
uptwisting
4 Jan 163#12
Not hot for me.
£3 cheaper at ID and on the same network. I got the 20gb one in Carphone warehouse last week.
Im afraid I cant see the deal you speak of on that site? Only deals are 1 month contract with £29.99 upfront or 24 month contract.
rickryder1
4 Jan 16#14
JUST WENT TO CLICK AND COLLECT, WHEN I ARRIVED PC WILD HAD TO SIGN UP TO £15 PCM STRAIGHT AWAY DESPITE NOT NEEDED TILL AUGUST SO BROUGHT ONE OUTRIGHT £31 ZTE MF65M O2 POCKET HOTSPOT FROM O2 WITH FREE DATA AND £2 TO UNLOCK ON FLEABITE!
spannerzone
4 Jan 16#13
I got one a while back, used the unlock method in #6 - I had it hooked up to a PC continously for over a month and it never bombed out which surprised me.
ianjury
4 Jan 161#11
I have one of these they are brilliant I use EE SIM cards for Internet only for £5 for 2 gig off eBay this is a bargain price
Essex_Hal
4 Jan 16#8
Just what I was after to take Thailand.Can get unlock code of the bay for 99p
rickryder1
4 Jan 16#7
thank you, i checked my e mails and sky news via O2 mobile a few times last august (5 weeks in Halkadiki) and had a shock £60 bill
rickryder1
4 Jan 16#2
same question as droydon could this be used in greece? can these be made SIM free? could be good for travelling if so..
joedredd to rickryder1
4 Jan 16#6
Yes, I have one I use with Vodafone GR and Cosmote. Obviously need to unlock first and input the carrier settings.
my understanding the label mifi is exclusive to three? otherwise its called mobile wi fi so im guessing locked to three ?
Babbler
4 Jan 16#3
Im not sure you do... you can add any 3 sim. I just went through the reserve process without adding any sim plan and assume I can pick it up instore for £9.99 no sim included?
droyden
4 Jan 16#1
can these be made SIM free? could be good for travelling if so..
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Opening post
Dont think you need to buy a topup with it.
Access everything that matters on the move with the Three Pay Monthly Mobile WiFi.
Data on the move
Get online wherever you are with the Three Pay Monthly Mobile WiFi. It uses the Three mobile network to create a portable WiFi hotspot that you can connect up to five WiFi enabled devices to at once, such as tablets and laptops.
Ideal for when you're on the move, it can easily be used in the car or on public transport to keep the whole family entertained. It's also ideal for casual internet users, caravans, boats, the countryside and other places without broadband connectivity.
Rolling contract
There are no ties - the monthly rolling contract that can be cancelled at any time with 30 days notice.
You can choose from any of these rolling contracts:
- 20 GB - £23 per month
- 15 GB - £20 per month
- 5 GB - £15 per month
Top comments
Its a Huawei E5330 with HSPA+ technology thats 21MBPS possible, thats fater than most have on home broadband . . . .
£3 cheaper at ID and on the same network. I got the 20gb one in Carphone warehouse last week.
http://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/pay-monthly/Huawei-4G-MiFi?tid=IDWDI004
Latest comments (50)
I want to decide when I want to use it...as I don't need it now.
Just phoned free and cancelled the contract
They're pulling a fast one I think, when they say it's £20 off, was £29.99 - I'm willing to bet that at that price it included the first month's payment.
There are a few unlocked ones on Ebay, they're around the £25 mark, which brings it to the same price as this deal after paying 1 month then cancelling the contract - but at least you don't have the hassle of unlocking it.
Speeds were painfully slow as it appears three throttle the speeds when using the feel at home.
I got a Vodafone Es sim and used it in the Mifi and got close to broadband speeds
Its a Huawei E5330 with HSPA+ technology thats 21MBPS possible, thats fater than most have on home broadband . . . .
Also the standard price for the device is £10 so if you miss this deal you can still get it for a tenner from them or Carphone warehouse.
£3 cheaper at ID and on the same network. I got the 20gb one in Carphone warehouse last week.
http://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/pay-monthly/Huawei-4G-MiFi?tid=IDWDI004