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Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 28-May-20 14:54:17
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You didn't mention unlimited. Actually for most of May there was no 5G SIMs on the SIM-only page, there was only 4G and one of those was unlimited. Now it seems a big relaunch occured across handset and SIM only plans. It looks like all handset plans are 5G, and some discounted SIM only plans are 4G. Not a surprise as Vodafone did similar 6 months ago wink

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Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Fri 29-May-20 00:37:05
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All Three SIMs have been 5G-capable for a long time. Even back to when I moved to them almost a year and a half ago. That includes the £1 ones from newsagents and such outlets.

(PS - thanks for that signal analysis number to dial. I was too tired at the time, too busy since, and definitely not in the mood right now smile)

Edit: At no extra charge if you can get such a signal.

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Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 29-May-20 07:58:46
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In reply to a post by RobertoS:
All Three SIMs have been 5G-capable for a long time. Even back to when I moved to them almost a year and a half ago. That includes the £1 ones from newsagents and such outlets.

Yep, Three did the same with 4G. It seems consumer friendly, but the downside is the less income to build the network. Three is cheaper for a reason. EE and Vodafone seem to be following a similar path.

(PS - thanks for that signal analysis number to dial. I was too tired at the time, too busy since, and definitely not in the mood right now smile)


smile

Edit: At no extra charge if you can get such a signal.

Confirmed, I get a 5G signal in the industrial park down the road ! Not much use for the factory units smile

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