The 3 PAYG Data Sim has 12GB of 3G or 4G data for your dongle or Mobile Wi-fi device, which is available to use for up to 12 months. Then just top up when you need more data.
Three's Pay As You Go Trio SIM has all SIM types on one card, so whether you need a Standard, Micro or Nano SIM, you can just pop out the one you need.
Comes with 12GB data preloaded, so you can so you can catch up on the game highlights, Skype your gap year kids, play Angry Birds and tweet your heart out. Data valid up to 12 months then just top up and Pay As You Go.
Use your data abroad at no extra cost.
Being charged to use your data abroad is not great. With Three you can use it abroad at no extra cost in 42 Feel At Home destinations while on holiday, including USA, Australia, France and Spain.
4G at no extra cost.
Paying extra for 4G sucks. We believe you should get fast internet at no extra cost. That is why Three offers 4G at no extra cost. All you need is a 4G tablet and be in a 4G area. List of Feel at Home Countries: Australia. Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Macau, New Zealand, Norway, Republic or Ireland, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, USA.
The Deal is Normally £23.95
but at the checkout apply BOXV5 to get 5% off so it comes down to £ 22.75
TCB are doing 5% off but ends today and quidco 4%
Cheers
All comments (60)
ihatebingo
30 Apr 171#1
Not a bad deal I'm cold just because EE is miles quicker.
userboy to ihatebingo
30 Apr 171#2
I never have roblem with three.. but i do agree ee are faster..but expensive as well same deal 12gb £22.99 for 6 months
ihatebingo
30 Apr 17#3
They are more expensive I'm paying 60 pounds for 24g valid for one year.im happy to pay the extra for the speeds I receive.3 is clear second.
pablomalin
30 Apr 17#4
I paid 28 for 24gb for 24 months from Amazon few months back
ihatebingo to pablomalin
30 Apr 171#6
So did I brought three of them stuck with them now.tested them out in my town had some disruption.never get any with EE.probably have to stick them on fleabay now
bertiebasset to pablomalin
1 May 172#16
You'll find that the Amazon 24 GB offer is available again - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M3VJ2B2/?tag=ho01f-21
but at the massively increased price of £40.38 (from memory I think it was £28.40 around Xmas?), and with the added complication that they now state "Usually dispatched within 1 to 4 weeks ".
So a possible saving of £5.12 (per 24 GB) on this deal, and valid for 2 years instead of 1, but with maybe a month's wait for delivery.
Scrungee to pablomalin
1 May 17#31
So did I, £28.21 to be precise and working fine for me, wish I'd bought more back then.
Jabaltariq
30 Apr 17#5
I had 30 lines for data and still have 1 as my personal line with EE, which I'll be moving this week. 3 has been a life saver for me after the dreadful service and reception from $#!tEE.
My experience is that EE is faster if I'm going down hill.
ihatebingo to Jabaltariq
30 Apr 171#7
Your very much mistaken this is your opinion and fact is EE is 50% quicker than any other network.this is factual figures not mine or your opinions
ihatebingo
30 Apr 17#8
Of course for some customers 3 could be better say in isolated towns or villages but for the overall profile of the UK EE is better.
vkash2236
30 Apr 17#9
Got this last year and just got this now. Cheers :wink:
Matt.Davidson
30 Apr 17#10
I've been using a three sim for the last week which I got via the uswitch deal (600mins, unlimited texts + 30gb data for £20 p/m 30 day contract.) I have been impressed with the speed of the 4g. At home been getting 30mbps, at a motorway services last week was getting 50mbps and at work in town was getting 70mbps! Didn't think those speeds were possible but a speed checker confirmed it. Asked a couple of Q's with three via live chat prior to taking out the deal as I wanted to make sure I could use it abroad straight away and they were very helpful. So far, I'm very impressed. I'm voting hot as I just needed a stop gap sim whilst our broadband switches over, so if I'd seem this deal I would have gone for it.
pengwyn to Matt.Davidson
9 May 17#60
70 is possible on EE 4g+ (lte-a) if you look on their coverage map you cam check if your area was getting it my local city has it
bigwheels
30 Apr 171#11
Just put 1 in my iPad Pro. On a trip around Grantham,Nottingham,chesterfield and Blackpool.
Hope it works well as only have 2gb limit on my talk mobile / Vodafone data.
tightar5e to bigwheels
1 May 17#22
Thanks for posting Theresa, let's hope your own reception is better received than EE.
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Opening post
Three's Pay As You Go Trio SIM has all SIM types on one card, so whether you need a Standard, Micro or Nano SIM, you can just pop out the one you need.
Comes with 12GB data preloaded, so you can so you can catch up on the game highlights, Skype your gap year kids, play Angry Birds and tweet your heart out. Data valid up to 12 months then just top up and Pay As You Go.
Use your data abroad at no extra cost.
Being charged to use your data abroad is not great. With Three you can use it abroad at no extra cost in 42 Feel At Home destinations while on holiday, including USA, Australia, France and Spain.
4G at no extra cost.
Paying extra for 4G sucks. We believe you should get fast internet at no extra cost. That is why Three offers 4G at no extra cost. All you need is a 4G tablet and be in a 4G area. List of Feel at Home Countries: Australia. Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Macau, New Zealand, Norway, Republic or Ireland, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, USA.
The Deal is Normally £23.95
but at the checkout apply BOXV5 to get 5% off so it comes down to £ 22.75
TCB are doing 5% off but ends today and quidco 4%
Cheers
All comments (60)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M3VJ2B2/?tag=ho01f-21
but at the massively increased price of £40.38 (from memory I think it was £28.40 around Xmas?), and with the added complication that they now state "Usually dispatched within 1 to 4 weeks ".
So a possible saving of £5.12 (per 24 GB) on this deal, and valid for 2 years instead of 1, but with maybe a month's wait for delivery.
My experience is that EE is faster if I'm going down hill.
Hope it works well as only have 2gb limit on my talk mobile / Vodafone data.