EE PAYG MBB 60GB 2 Months SIM (EE PAYG MBB 60GB 2 Months SIM)

Lasted exactly 6 months, works perfectly in North Devon.

Use it in my caravan to supplement campsite wifi

No contract and more or less unlimited data. I use it in a TP-link mifi. It is much slower than broadband but to be honest it hardly matters. Fast enough.

Needed wifi quick after moving into a new flat. So after research, purchased the data sim card to go into my portable ee (hotspot) box. It was easy to put into the box and is excellent strength for TV and laptop. However, the only snag is, as other reviewers have said, its difficult to know how much data is being used or when the data is finished. The plasticky cards make attractive coasters, for a table outside in the summer.

Ordered, received next day, popped it into my new TLink 4G router and it just works how it should do. Had it a month+ and still working great.Only slight problem is I can't find out how much data I've used or have left, will change to 5stars if this is fixable.

Inserted in a TP Link 4g LTE M7000 router. Switched router on, soon recognized on Windows 10.No registering. No activating. Gave it a quick run on the internet, all OK, good signal strength.I'm not that technical savvy ,so being straightforward was appreciated.As long as your router is set up correctly it should be a doddle.Simplicity = EfficiencyI have bought two more cards.UPDATEI am now on my seventh SIM and well used to it sometimes quirkiness on connecting.Being a moderate user of internet, I considerate good value for money.UPDATE 2Now on ninth SIM ( I can not see any reason to change).

absolutely brilliant ,we use it in our TPlink for when we go on holiday or go camping out in the sticks where wi fi is poor or non existent to monitor our cctv

The SIM did not work. Contacted EE and they said that there was no active account for it and that it was probably out of date. I have be trying to return it to the seller and get my money back, but not getting anywhere