If he has this router I can confirm it has the most unstable WiFi out of virtually all 2.4Ghz routers I have used:
http://community.plus.net/legacyfs/online/plusnet_bl...

On this router, I cannot use EE WiFi Calling, over at my friends house they have 80/20 full sync up and down and despite speedtests getting 30Mbps over WiFi, EE WiFi calling is unusable and downloading an app from the Apple Store takes around 5 minutes solid often randomly stalling mid-way. I've always assumed their router was faulty but perhaps they're all this bad.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Errmmmmm. That 16GB was a typo as I'm sure you know, seeing as I was quoting one of your boasts.

16TB.

Indeed I do sure know. I DO like my usenet usage. I am only a week in too (resets 9th)

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In reply to a post by ukhardy07:

If he has this router I can confirm it has the most unstable WiFi out of virtually all 2.4Ghz routers I have used:
http://community.plus.net/legacyfs/online/plusnet_bl...

On this router, I cannot use EE WiFi Calling, over at my friends house they have 80/20 full sync up and down and despite speedtests getting 30Mbps over WiFi, EE WiFi calling is unusable and downloading an app from the Apple Store takes around 5 minutes solid often randomly stalling mid-way. I've always assumed their router was faulty but perhaps they're all this bad.

He does have one similar and it's possibly that one. I have tried to give him a Billion but he won't have an all in one unit - which is a bit bonkers.

I'll try again to convince him, thanks for confirming what I suspected

Going back on topic.

I do wonder if Plusnet/EE will start credit checking for their mobile service? Most providers do for sim only 30 days and it's something they have never done before when it comes to giving people service.

I know life do one (even though they told me they didn't) so I suspect they might?

BT Mobile is capped at 30mbps unless you pay for full speed. I suspect PN will be the same

they trashing the market, EE were the one provider who were aiming to be premium, now BT seem to be dragging it down to three's level with these prices.

I got 102 down and 55 up last night on 3 and I often get 60mbps + down and 30mbps up where I live. - that's not a bad level. I find three's all you can eat good but only when I try to use the 30GB hotspot does it crawl, so I never use it.

EE is still fast here also, but it seems the future may not be so rosy.

Just pulled the plug on my phone upgrade with EE, LG G5 next week

Edited by Chrysalis (Sat 19-Nov-16 21:01:41)

OMG good choice man!

I have the G3 and the G5 is going to be my next phone - love the G3 and having the buttons on the side would be amazing

ditching samsung, hate that new curved screen they got going on, also hate their bad memory management which kills background apps, and I want a fm radio again.

for some reason the lg G5 SE is more expensive than the G5 on EE yet from what I can tell from the spec sheets the G5 is definitely higher spec,

Edited by Chrysalis (Sat 19-Nov-16 21:03:22)