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4G Mobile Broadband 50gb or over
barker71
05-11-2014
I remember reading on here a while ago that a company was reselling 4g with allowances over 50gb. Can anyone point me in their direction?
dangetti
05-11-2014
Only EE so far. They offer a 50GB plan
The Lord Lucan
06-11-2014
Vodafone do a 50GB plan on the business side, I vaguely remember it being £20-30 dearer than EE's though.
tom558
06-11-2014
Originally Posted by barker71:
“I remember reading on here a while ago that a company was reselling 4g with allowances over 50gb. Can anyone point me in their direction?”

In general, why do people want faster 4G mobile download speeds when the bandwidth is not there.
I get 3GB per month with my 3G plan,that's maybe one HD film stream a month,or files will download a bit faster.
What is the point really? maybe I am missing something?.
tarzion
06-11-2014
Originally Posted by tom558:
“In general, why do people want faster 4G mobile download speeds when the bandwidth is not there.
I get 3GB per month with my 3G plan,that's maybe one HD film stream a month,or files will download a bit faster.
What is the point really? maybe I am missing something?.”

Everybody has a different usage pattern and just because you are on a 3GB monthly plan doesn't mean everybody should adhere to that.

If you had an option to switch to a 4G plan with more allowance and at the same cost, would you say no?
tom558
06-11-2014
Originally Posted by tarzion:
“Everybody has a different usage pattern and just because you are on a 3GB monthly plan doesn't mean everybody should adhere to that.

If you had an option to switch to a 4G plan with more allowance and at the same cost, would you say no?”

Yes if I can get a 4G plan at the same cost of course I would go for it.
All it would mean though is that I would be able to up/download files quicker,if however if the bandwidth offered,was not better,that would be the only gain.

For me faster speed only makes real practical sense if the bandwidth was unlimited,and that's not going to happen with mobile networks any time soon.
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