​Why don't you just buy the EE 4g pre loaded sims? Usually can find a sim preloaded with 6gb of 4g data (which lasts 3 months) for approx £15 a time.

See those speech marks, they indicate something. Simply that it is cheap enough to be used as a disposable item, he is not suggesting to do so.

Your the one being suggestive, omg! Ott! Pfft!

Don't worry, the grandchildren will no doubt have a better comprehension of modern English language. Interpreting the use of quotation marks in written speech in particular.

Wind your neck in!!

What's not seem to been mentioned is that the data included is valid for 90 days. At only ~£8.33/month for 2GB it definitely would be cheaper to buy a new one as it costs £10/month for only 1GB to top it up.

I think it can yes. It's a huwaui unit if that's how you spell it. I have a vodaphone one that I was going to unlock to EE but never have.

that is a monthly subscription aint it

I do believe here

Probably cheapest to buy in Norway? I know I visit the USA regularly I just buy prepaid data Sims over there.

Will do this, thought I'd have to pay for a month before I cancelled. Will phone up and cancel today thanks.

This is ideal, thanks! Going to pick up one of the Vodafone Big Data PAYG sims with 50gb as well. Moving house, and get excellent 4g coverage in the area on VF.

You won't be able to use it in Spain. Your best bet is to use a Three Feel at Home data SIM.

First think about what you will use it for. Email and text based use is usually fine, Photos and especially streaming music or video will use a lot of data

There are two possible issues, both are easy solvable…

First is the SIM card you get with the MiFi , you may need roaming enabled on the card that comes with it, (and that can be expensive if you want a lot of data). EE do a 50MB add on at £3 a day, 100MB is £5 a day , or £12 gets you 200mb valid for a week. Can be good if you only need to use it on a few days, rather than every day, if you think you will use hotels/restaurants may have Wifi.
A good tip is pretty much all McDonalds worldwide have free Wifi, You can either mooch outside, or go and eat or get a coffee (depending on your view of McDonalds), and use their Wifi.

You can also get a local SIM card instead if you will use a lot of data, however by law you need to register the SIM card. The market is not as free as here where you can get sim cards everywhere, you will need to show a Spanish ID card or your passport. A SIM Card and starter data pack is likely to be around €10, so you need to think how much data you will use, if it’s just for a few emails pay EE’s 7 day fee, if it’s a lot go for a local SIM. However you probably need to get the MiFi Unlocked (see next point).

Second problem is these devices are subsidised by the network so they are often locked to only use one network. What that means is you should then pay a fee to remove this bar, EE may charge up to £20 to do this. However there are eBay sellers and free code generators out there who will do it for a lot less.

Once you get this try putting any other networks SIM into the MiFi and go to its admin page, if it asks for a code its locked. Depending on how EE set them up they may or may not be locked, there is no way to tell in advance. Often if the box is not EE branded it will be unlocked but that’s no guarantee.

I’d suggest you do this check / unlock well in advance, You can do this any time and once done any sim card will work in the unit, so it can be used on other holidays too.

take a look at http://www.modemunlock.com/huawei-algo-check/

unlocked mine for free here.