Posted on 05/08/2016 20:38
Hi , I have been looking at the club shop pages & have come across the 4GEE WIFI gadgets for when we are on the move. Retailing at £39.99 ...can anyone tell me how easy they are to use . if they are successful most of the time. Is it a good aternate to using club site WIFI. I don't download films at all , but it would be handy to upload pics, internet , facebook etc if it was simple to use ?
Posted on 07/08/2016 04:18
I've no idea what these gs mean either!
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3G is the third generation of mobile internet capability. 4G the fourth. Each generation allows faster data speeds than its predecessor. If you don't have a smart phone then you are missing out on a lot of very useful, Internet and GPS services. Their inbuilt cameras are pretty useful too.
Posted on 10/08/2016 09:54
we both have smart phones with 1 Gb data a month with 3 network. I also have a Huawei MiFi dongle which is not tied to any network. For the UK I buy a 6 Gb EE sim that is good for 90 days once activated (Amazon) cost about £14 to £16 works in most areas as it will switch between the 4G and 3G signal and Internet can be used on both. i have had good results most sites we have been to.
Posted on 16/08/2016 11:46
Whilst it's a broad generalisation club sites often have worst phone signals than CLs. My logic being they are often surrounded by trees or in a dip, whereas CLS are often more exposed.
But to your point I can tether from my phone but I also use an EE osprey wifi box. I got a deal for 50gb/month on 24 month contract for £27/month. I travel for work too so it saves paying for expensive wifi that's often rubbish. EE have a good network so if you can get 3G or above you can easily stream video and a large allowance means you won't run out. EE have sales a few times a year and that's the time to get it. Watch out for black Friday in November.
I prefer a separate box as it can stay in the van running for multiple people even if I go out.
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