Fortunately SlashGear spotted the changes to the EE 4G mobile broadband
tariffs. It seems probably in response to consumer demand, that the USB dongle and Mobile
WiFi router products are gaining a little extra usage at no extra cost.
| Device/Tariff | Old Allowance | New Allowance | Price Per Month | Device Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huawei E589 router | 2GB | 3GB | £15.99 | £49.99 |
| Huawei E589 router | 3GB | 5GB | £20.99 | £29.99 |
| Huawei E589 router | 5GB | 8GB | £25.99 | Free |
| Huawei E392 dongle | 2GB | 3GB | £15.99 | £49.99 |
| Huawei E392 dongle | 3GB | 5GB | £20.99 | £29.99 |
| Huawei E392 dongle | 5GB | 8GB | £25.99 | Free |
All these products carry an 18 month contract
Apparently for those who already have a suitable mobile broadband device and
just want a simple monthly rolling plan, there is a £15.99 product with 5GB of
data included, but we are unable to find any sign of it on the EE website.
The EE website is one of the more painful to use websites we have used for
some time, which is laid out such that lots of scrolling are needed, e.g. on a
1200 pixel high monitor, you can see just 3 data plans and a tall banner image
for the next set of tariffs. With existing Orange customers now getting
directed between the two sites, the scope for confusion and people just walking
away to another provider.
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Not only painful, but on an Intel i5-2410M 2.30GHz processor laptop with 6GB RAM, that is doing little before going to the site, it raises the CPU load from 8-9% to a minimum of 18% with peaks of well over 50%. Fan speed/noise rises dramatically.
Still can’t see a reason to go with them, rather get 1000GB + 20Mbps with Three than 8GB + 50Mbps.
Still crap.
@otester
thats if three works where you are, but deals are very good normally on Three just there 50% coverage is not very good (97% outdoors, as there coverage map lies Use T-mobile coverage map to see the real Three coverage, but i think they have replaced it now with EE coverage map)
@others
yes its still crap deal, USB dongle or wifi routers need at least 5GB/10GB/20GB on 4G (wishfull thinking)
Am I missing something? This rolling monthly plan for people with an existing Mifi dongle: what’s to stop me getting it and putting the SIM in my phone (assuming they provide the full-size SIM, as my S III LGE still uses them)?
Thank you for commenting on the website design – its not just me then!!!
ABSOLUTELY THE WORST WEB PAGE EVER!!!!!! – FOR A TELECOMS AND TECHNOLOGY COMPANY???!!!!!!!