EE used to get around 7Mbps at kings cross but its always atleast 20 nowadays so slowly but surely it's improving.

I'm happy switching back to my t mobile 3G for now and in 18 months or so I will go back to 4G. By then I expect it'll be much better.

Please don't say this was in place of your home broadband?

I think the issue you are seeing is that currently EE are just trying to get LTE everywhere. This means they are upgrading the biggest masts - usually the 40m high ones. These cover literally miles in every direction, so they can get LTE coverage to an entire area with little upgrading.

As time goes on EE will upgrade the smaller sites and this will ease capacity. Eventually the LTE will be much better. I honestly think though nothing beats a home broadband for internet at home.

£30 for 30Mbps seems a lot though - new customers get it cheaper! I've got BT here and I get infinity for £15.99 now (had it a few years).

Edited by deleted (Tue 27-Aug-13 00:14:35)

In reply to a post by pcoventry76:

Yes the 120 is £30 (£35 after promo) I believe mine is now £22.50 which to be honest is fair. If I had to pay for my sky it would be that for 8.

That's brilliant! I've got 80Mbps via sky for £30 and BT is dirt cheap now I've been with them a bit (work pays that though). I really loathe the virginmedia equipment though especially the superhub. I would rather have 8Mbps than virginmedia 100Mbps with that heap of junk...