EE 150GB Data Sim includes £20 pre-paid credit, 150GB Data, Unlimited Minutes & Unlimited Texts

Great value sim card

I needed my DATA SIM activating. I like to activate a new SIM on another dongle a few days before my current one runs out, just in case there's a problem and I'd be left unable to get online to sort it out or be unable to buy another. I'd have to go into town and that can be a real inconvenience. I was able to get my card activated within an hour on a Sunday afternoon a few days before Christmas. That's good service.

I feel very cheated as there is no credit on the card no matter how much you pay. My £20 got me 2 hours viewing on my caravan tv and then I was asked to top up again .The customer service agent asked where I had bought the sim and when I replied Amazon, he said well it’s a case of miss selling.Put simply, I have been conned. The sim should be free for customers to top up as they wish.Won’t make this mistake again.

I used this SIM in a Huawei E3372 USB dongle. To fit it to the dongle, I removed it from the packaging, broke it out of the plastic frame, and slid it into the SIM slot of the dongle. (E3372 dongle uses the mini SIM size). If you need a smaller size, you must use a match stick or similar to poke the smaller SIM out from the larger one - it is pre-cut to allow all three possible sizes.The SIM appears to come with a small morsel of data allowance (about 60MB) which is enough to check that you are on line and able to see the internet. It is also preloaded with £15.00 of credit, and is set to use what looks like EE's PACK15.After I had been browsing for a while, the pack started and the £15.00 credit was consumed. I then used an EE top-up voucher by text message to add another £15.00 credit.The SIM card came in an outer package which said £15 25GB, but the inner package said £15 15GB. I needn't have worried - EE have recently upgraded PACK15 to 25GB, and the data status weboage showed that I was allocated 25GB of data with a duration of 30 days. In 30 days' time I imagine that a new pack will start automatically and another £15.00 will be taken from the credit.So, all good so far. :-)

Having moved house, I had to reassess our "mobile" internet access using our TP-LINK Archer MR600 V2 4G+ router and Poynting external antenna.So, I purchased a variety of service provider SIMs for testing. In our previous house, I used a Vodafone unlimited data SIM with good results (downloads of ~35mbps). Alas, at this new address, downloads were a pitiful 5mbps. Having gone through SIMs from Vodafone, EE, O2 and 3, the clear winner was O2 with consistent download speeds of 85+mpbs (4G+, 2 band connection).EE was a clear second (~50mbps) and 3 was terrible (unusable). As Tesco Mobile offered the best unlimited data plans (and they use the O2 network), that's what I chose for an 18 month contract. At £27pm, it's also £3pm cheaper than I was paying Vodafone.I was rather surprised that EE was not the best option but that will depend on location. Obviously, an LTE+ router is much more sensitive to location as it's fixed - whereas a mobile is constantly on the move.That said, this EE SIM arrived next day and would have provided more than adequate service for us. Contact rates are a tad higher than Tesco. My daughter lives on the south coast and has a similar router to us. There, EE provides a far better service than any other provider.So, for "mobile" 4G+ internet, do your testing and check out the contract deals. In many cases, these offer better service and pricing than BT "copper" internet.....

This is a great value EE data Sim that we are using with a mobile 4G router hot spot

Good value for the amount of data, calls, and texts included. Unfortunately, the signal is weak in some areas, particularly inside my house where I use it the most. This makes it less useful than I had hoped.

Easy set up and good data capacity