Good for light users who want 4G
Not to bad when you factor in 6GB 3M cards usually come in at £15. Makes the MIFI cost about £20.
Or sell the sim on E bay and MIFI is affectively £15
Not for all but there you go
Contract-free
With 24 GB of data included, this EE Osprey Mini lets you connect up to 10 devices to WiFi at one time such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. This handy portable router provides you with your own personal hotspot in your pocket that you can share with your friends while you're out and about or for you and the kids on a long car journey.
The EE Osprey is 'pay and go', so all you need to do is top up the SIM card and you're ready to surf the web and browse Facebook anywhere. You can top up easily in store or online.
The mobile WiFi device comes with 24 GB of data preloaded for free, which you can use over a period of one year - ideal for students, business or leisure.
Stay connected wherever you go with the EE Osprey 2 Mini Mobile WiFi.
Thank DennisG for E Bay tip
All comments (23)
miffyl
16 Feb 16#1
I posted this almost 6 months ago and it went cold.
if your pc hasn't got wireless you can plug this in via the usb socket :smiley: and will act as a modem (osprey v1 was able to do this, so i suspect this can)
hotdealsuk1973
17 Feb 16#3
good easy way to connect i have this model and it works without any problems heat added
flashyphotos
17 Feb 16#4
Bought one of these yesterday to use as car hotspot, was going to bury it behind dashboard, but on this model you need to push the power button every time you want to use it or if it loses signal or if it times out (No use for 30mins)
So no good as a fit and forget device. (pita to have to dig it out and press the power button everytime car starts)
But for PC or home use seems a decent deal.
skipperjonce to flashyphotos
17 Feb 16#7
Have you found a better solution yet? I was planning to buy this for the same reason.
speculatrix
17 Feb 16#6
Yes, works for me like that.
Actually, it works like a USB Ethernet device
adski
17 Feb 16#8
Same here, want to use it to connect my wifi dash cam to the cloud.
ry4ncj
17 Feb 16#9
Any good EE sim data deals to go with? Been looking for a data package for a while, great for the night shifts i do.
DennisG
17 Feb 161#10
Sell the sim on eBay = osprey 2 mini for your £15/25gb deal!
edit: sorry I mistakenly left out *cheap* but having seen the prices for the 24gb card (circa £80), you can get enough back to cover the device (excluding delivery, paypal and eBay fees which may come to approx £15). absolute bargain and is tempting me away from the non mini version (for now at least?)
careytsoi to DennisG
17 Feb 16#12
do you have the link for osprey 2 mini for your £15/25gb deal?
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Opening post
Not to bad when you factor in 6GB 3M cards usually come in at £15. Makes the MIFI cost about £20.
Or sell the sim on E bay and MIFI is affectively £15
Not for all but there you go
Contract-free
With 24 GB of data included, this EE Osprey Mini lets you connect up to 10 devices to WiFi at one time such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. This handy portable router provides you with your own personal hotspot in your pocket that you can share with your friends while you're out and about or for you and the kids on a long car journey.
The EE Osprey is 'pay and go', so all you need to do is top up the SIM card and you're ready to surf the web and browse Facebook anywhere. You can top up easily in store or online.
The mobile WiFi device comes with 24 GB of data preloaded for free, which you can use over a period of one year - ideal for students, business or leisure.
Stay connected wherever you go with the EE Osprey 2 Mini Mobile WiFi.
Thank DennisG for E Bay tip
All comments (23)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ee-osprey-2-mini-pay-go-mobile-wifi-24gb-for-79-99-currys-2285681
Lol
So no good as a fit and forget device. (pita to have to dig it out and press the power button everytime car starts)
But for PC or home use seems a decent deal.
Actually, it works like a USB Ethernet device
edit: sorry I mistakenly left out *cheap* but having seen the prices for the 24gb card (circa £80), you can get enough back to cover the device (excluding delivery, paypal and eBay fees which may come to approx £15). absolute bargain and is tempting me away from the non mini version (for now at least?)