Originally Posted by DevonBloke:
“So, ok, I'm with EE for my iPhone because I'm very rural and worry about the lack of 2G fallback which is fine.
My home broadband is 1.7Mbps so pretty crap.
I can get a 1-2 bar 3G signal in an upstairs window so this would be the same for Three also (mast is MBNL).
My ADSL is currently down so I'm right now connected wirelessly to my iPhone 5 which is in said window.
Rather cool as I'm getting 7 Meg!
4G coming soon (and I understand Three will be using EE's 1800Mhz) so could I get a £15 per month SIM only (The One plan) and stick it in a 4G ready handset and then use as much data as I want tethered to my PC?
That would be rather splendid I have to say.
4G would be around 3-4 bars (and more with 800Mhz) so I would then be getting up to 30 Meg or so.
I'm reading the Three T&Cs but can't quite believe them
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“So, ok, I'm with EE for my iPhone because I'm very rural and worry about the lack of 2G fallback which is fine.
My home broadband is 1.7Mbps so pretty crap.
I can get a 1-2 bar 3G signal in an upstairs window so this would be the same for Three also (mast is MBNL).
My ADSL is currently down so I'm right now connected wirelessly to my iPhone 5 which is in said window.
Rather cool as I'm getting 7 Meg!
4G coming soon (and I understand Three will be using EE's 1800Mhz) so could I get a £15 per month SIM only (The One plan) and stick it in a 4G ready handset and then use as much data as I want tethered to my PC?
That would be rather splendid I have to say.
4G would be around 3-4 bars (and more with 800Mhz) so I would then be getting up to 30 Meg or so.
I'm reading the Three T&Cs but can't quite believe them
”
Yeh that's right. I currently do this already. Think the max i've used in a month is 80GB. Normally my usage is somewhere around 20GB-30GB per month.



