SIM only deals on Mobile Network Operators
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On each of the mobile phone operator sites there is a wide variety of mobile phones available at a variety of SIM tariffs. In order to compare products the cost of the device must be taken out of the equation and so here SIM only deals are compared
The pricing for SIM only deals is overwhelming and confusing with many operators offerring different prices on the same or similar products, and higher prices on weaker products. For example THREE offers a data only SIM varies from a 1Gb at £7.50 per month to 40Gb at £23 for a 12 month contract.
The mobile network operators are now looking to sell data packages with large amounts of data. The table below shows the cost of the largest data packages advertised on their web sites (11/3/19) for both Phone+Data and Data only SIMS.
| Data only | Phone Plus Data | |
| Three | 40Gb at £23pcm | 100Gb at £21pcm unlimited at £27pcm |
| O2 | 50Gb at £25pcm | 50Gb at £29pcm |
| Vodafone | 50Gb at £30pcm | 100Gb at £20pcm |
| EE | 50Gb at £39pcm | 60Gb at £30pcm |
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