NOW’s Full Fibre 100 broadband costs £25 per month. It’s one of the cheapest ways of getting full fibre broadband with 100Mbps speeds.
In the UK, NOW has launched their first full fibre (FTTP) broadband plan. Known as NOW Full Fibre 100, it has an average download speed of 100Mbps, which is enough for streaming ultra HD (4K) video on four devices at the same time.
According to NOW, their Full Fibre 100 service is “powered by Sky”. In fact, you’ll place your order for it on the Sky website. You’ll even get your router and your monthly bill from Sky. This makes it similar to Sky’s Full Fibre 100 plan, but with a lower monthly price (£25 per month from NOW, versus £27 per month from Sky).
In this article, we’ll look at NOW’s Full Fibre 100 broadband plan, including how it works and the best deals that are currently available. We’ll also compare it to the 100Mbps plans from other providers, before looking at how you can switch your broadband service to NOW.
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Vodafone’s Pro II Broadband comes with a WiFi 6E Ultra Hub and Booster, giving you reliable WiFi in every room or the ability to leave for free. There’s also automatic 4G broadband backup.
In the UK, Vodafone now offers a premium home broadband service, known as Pro II Broadband.
Currently available from £37 per month, the Pro II broadband service comes with Vodafone’s latest Ultra Hub router. This features tri-band WiFi 6E technology. On top of that, you’ll get a WiFi 6E Booster that extends the range of the WiFi network around your home, along with automatic 4G backup that’s powered by Vodafone’s 4G mobile network.
In this article, we’ll review Vodafone’s Pro II broadband, including what you’ll get with it and the best deals that are currently available. We’ll also look at the availability of the service and how you can switch from your current home broadband provider to Vodafone.
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If you’re travelling to the United Arab Emirates, you can save a lot of money by using the right SIM card. Compare the best SIM cards for using your phone in Dubai & Abu Dhabi.
Each year, around 1.5 million Brits visit the United Arab Emirates (including Dubai and Abu Dhabi). If you want to use your mobile phone whilst you’re there, it’s important to choose the best value SIM card for your trip.
Having access to your mobile phone in the United Arab Emirates makes it easy to stay in touch with friends and family whilst you’re there. It’s also helpful for finding your way around (e.g. with directions on Google Maps) and for calling a taxi, your hotel, or a local restaurant for a reservation.
Nowadays, it’s really easy to use your mobile phone in the United Arab Emirates. There are roaming packages available from just £1.67 per day when you use a UK SIM card. Alternative, you can buy a local SIM card on arrival from 49 AED (about £10.60), or there are data-only eSIMs available from ~£3.60 for 7 days usage.
In this article, we’ll review the best SIM cards for using your mobile phone in the United Arab Emirates (including Dubai and Abu Dhabi). We’ll compare the three different ways of using your mobile phone in the UAE (roaming on a UK SIM card, getting a local SIM card upon arrival, or buying an eSIM plan). We’ll also discuss the network compatibility with your UK phone.
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Lebara’s roaming add-ons allow you to use your mobile phone abroad from £1.25 per day outside the EU & India.
In the UK, Lebara Mobile has launched a range of new roaming add-ons for customers who are travelling abroad outside the EU and India.
With their roaming add-ons, you can use your mobile phone abroad from as little as £1.25 per day in 15 destinations including the USA, Canada and Turkey. A further 88 worldwide destinations are available from £1.88 per day, including Thailand, Australia, China and the United Arab Emirates. This makes them one of the best value UK mobile networks for roaming, especially when you can order a Lebara Pay As You Go SIM card to benefit from the deals with no contract & no credit check.
In this article, we’ll look at Lebara Mobile’s new roaming add-ons for 2024 and how much you can expect to pay when using your phone abroad in different destinations.
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If you’re travelling to the United States, having the right SIM card can save you a lot of money. We review the best value SIM cards for using your phone in the USA.
Each year, almost 4 million Brits visit the USA. Whether you’re travelling to New York to do some shopping, touring California to enjoy the beautiful scenery, or visiting Florida to enjoy the theme parks with your family, you’ll probably want to use your mobile phone whilst you’re there.
Having a smartphone in America can make it a lot easier to stay in touch with friends and family who are back home in the UK. It can also be useful for staying in touch with each other on your travels and for getting around (e.g. finding nearby restaurants and attractions on Google Maps).
The good news is it’s now really easy to take a UK smartphone and to use it in the US. You can either roam on your UK SIM card or you can buy a local US SIM card upon your arrival in the States. In this article, we’ll review and compare the best SIM cards for using your smartphone in the US. We’ll also discuss network compatibility with your UK handset.
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With Sky Glass and Sky Broadband, you can get the latest streaming TV technology with next-generation full fibre broadband.
In the UK, both the way we watch TV and the way we connect to the internet are undergoing a rapid transformation in 2024. For starters, there’s the growth of streaming TV technology, which gives you more things to watch and new ways to watch it. Alongside that, the roll-out of full fibre (FTTP) broadband is rapidly gaining pace, giving the possibility of much faster speeds and a more reliable broadband connection.
If you’d like to upgrade your home this year with the latest streaming TV and full fibre technology, Sky is currently offering their Sky Glass TV together with full fibre broadband for just £52 per month (subject to availability in your area).
In this article, we’ll look at the shift towards streaming TV technology and some of the cutting-edge features that you’ll find on the Sky Glass TV. We’ll then look at the best Sky Glass and Sky Broadband deals, along with the optional add-ons such as the Sky Live interactive camera.
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Lycamobile offers Pay As You Go bundles from £1.29/month with international minutes and EE 5G coverage.
In the UK, Lycamobile offers low-cost SIM cards with one-month rolling Pay As You Go bundles. Their plans start from £1.29/month for three months, with an allowance of UK minutes, texts and mobile data included. You’ll also get international minutes included on most Lycamobile bundles.
As a special offer for April 2024, you’ll get even lower prices when you order a new Lycamobile SIM card. For instance, there’s 5GB data for £1.29 and 10GB data for £1.49 on Lycamobile’s cheapest SIM-only deals. There’s also 15GB data for £1.80, 20GB data for £2.39, 30GB data for £5.99, 88GB data for £8, and unlimited data for £9.99. You can benefit from a discounted price for up to 12 months when you order a new Lycamobile SIM.
In this article, we’ll review Lycamobile’s UK network, including their 30-day bundles and the bundle codes that can be used to buy them. We’ll also look at the coverage available on a Lycamobile SIM.
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Get Sky Stream with Sky TV & Netflix for just £23 per month with this exclusive offer. There’s no set-up fee, and you’ll get Netflix & Discovery+ at no extra cost.
As a special offer for customers ordering through this link, Sky Stream is available at an exclusive price of just £23 per month (price may change during contract). It’s heavily discounted from their normal selling price of £28 per month.
With Sky Stream, all of your live TV channels and on-demand shows are streamed over Wi-Fi, so it’s easy to set it up and there’s no need to have a satellite dish. You’ll also get Netflix and Discovery+ included in the price, along with free next working day delivery and no need for an engineer visit.
Get Sky Stream for £23 per month →
In this article, we’ll look at the latest Sky Stream deals in April 2024. We’ll also look at some of the features you’ll get included on Sky Stream, along with the add-ons available such as Sky Broadband and the Sky Glass TV.
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There are 15 mobile networks that offer a free Pay As You Go SIM card. Discover the UK’s best Pay As You Go SIMs.
In the UK, most mobile networks will offer a free Pay As You Go SIM card, allowing you to use your mobile phone with no contract and no long-term commitments. You simply need to top it up and put the SIM card inside your mobile phone: there are no credit checks required and there’s no need to set up a Direct Debit.
Alongside the four main networks that offer their own Pay As You Go SIM cards (EE, O2, Three and Vodafone), there are lots of other Pay As You Go providers that will give you the exact same coverage. For instance, giffgaff offers 4G & 5G coverage from O2 on a range of flexible Pay As You Go plans, with no need to top-up every month.
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If you’re a Lyca Mobile UK customer, you’ll now be able to use your data abroad at no extra cost in India.
In the UK, Lyca Mobile has just added inclusive data roaming in India to all of their SIM-only plans. This makes it possible to use your mobile phone at no extra cost when you’re travelling in India.
You can get a new Lyca Mobile SIM-only plan from just £1.29 per month for 3 months. This is available on a Pay As You Go basis, with no contract and no need for a credit check.
As well as your inclusive data (which can be used in the UK, India, and the EU), you’ll get unlimited UK minutes & unlimited UK texts on your Lyca Mobile plan. There are also some international minutes included, so you can stay in touch with your friends and family abroad.
In this article, we’ll look at the costs of roaming in India and how you can save money with Lyca Mobile’s inclusive roaming in India. We’ll also look at the best SIM-only deals currently available from Lyca Mobile UK.
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