EE 4Gee PAYG Triple Data Sim Pack 6 GB

Bought for Huawei e3372 4g dongle (AliExpress import from China) for a move to the countryside as a stop gap before internet gets connected and I might use these in my tablet instead of Three since the coverage appears to be better and I'd like to be connected out and about more rather than using Three's 50p daily internet. Three on dongles they don't really like them these days so was out of the question.Reading around you enable these cards in a phone / tablet first then move them to the dongle. The Huawei e3372 is a full size SIM device, a fit all sizes combine PAYG card is ideal if your device that you are going to enable with a nano SIM, you just pop out the nano SIM and use the rest of the surround to pop back in for packing. £1 similar cheaper card isn't a nano SIM but standard / micro only - not a Triple SIM. You can get nano SIM card punch cutters which would break even are three cards..... you do read of the need to sandpaper down the back to fit. I've had this process abroad but without the sandpaper :).The EBM leaflet that came with the card was and was not helpfull. I was expecting to see an activation screen according to the leaflet. No, no contact wasn't being made with the EE webpage. Reading around it appears that PAYG activation on EE is just a question of waiting for EE to enable the card. Reboot thou. Having got this working I popped it into the dongle. All was fine. I can put it in my tower unit and read the data use and get text messages from it. Into the router for fail safe when the internet goes down etc.

This has been a real nuisance. I paid £16.99 for 6GB of data for occasion light internet use. It isn't working and on calling EE they want me to top-up as they say this is a pay as you go package. After much discussion over the phone and my pointing out that I never had this problem with 3E's prepay SIM they have told me someone will call me tomorrow to try and sort this out. It shouldn't be this difficult and I wouldn't recommend this package or EE even though the customer service lady tried to sort this out. I am now hoping to get my tablet unlocked from EE so that I can use another service.I have changed this from one star to three as this is a very good offer even though it took some sorting out with EE to set this up and a bit of fiddling around when I repurchased it a few month's later. EE's customer service was very good.

For a no commitment data connection for a MiFi or similar this is great. You get 6GB to use any time within approximately 90 days and when it’s gone that’s it. Once you use it up, buy another. You could add more data but for most applications another SIM would be appropriate. If you are going to considerably exceed 6GB in 3 months then look elsewhere (possibly via a contract) for better value but I find this great for my application.The registration is a bit of a faff but ok if you follow the instructions.

I don’t understand the negative reviews - I’ve bought four of these over the last couple of years and yes they are a little cumbersome to set up (and not always easy to check what data is left) but overall they have done the job. Data has been just as described and lasted the 90 days.

Well I decided to give this another try and purchased this card for a second time on 25th February 2016. I closely monitored my data usage for this card, clicking on the EE website with trepidation each time I accessed the internet and when I left the internet. In this short space of time I used up 3.5GB of Data on casually browsing the internet. I did not use the internet for 3 or 4 days. When I accessed the internet again, the EE website displayed that I only had 784MB of data left. So according to the EE website I had used over 2GB of data, when I was not even on the internet! I went onto one website, and in 3minutes I had used up the 784MB of data. EE is not giving the full 6GB of data, or anything near that. They then ask me to top up. It is a great pity that a Company like EE has to resort to stealing from customers - which is what this boils down to since I paid for 6GB of data. The sellers obviously cannot control EE's data allowance. I have to say that I am a light user of the internet. I did not watch movies or download any videos, and so this becomes a Scam. BEWARE!!! if you decide to take the plunge and buy this product.

Very fast delivery, arrived 2 days after ordering. Bought a few of these EE data sims for my EE MiFi, much cheaper than topping up. Easy to use, put the sim in and activate and your ready to go. Never found a problem with EEs 4G network - much faster and more reliable than my O2 mobile phone network. Reminder sim only provides 2GB of data a month for 3 months and any unused data does not roll over to the next month but more than enough for internet / checking emails etc

The price is great and the data lasts 3 months. Top up is easy but cheaper to just re-buy when it expires

Worked fine in an Alcatel portable WIFI hotspot while I was switching from BT to the far superior Plusnet. Almost considered ditching landline broadband but cost of mobile data is still too high sadly.