Limit: 3Gb (up to)
Term: 18 Mths
per month
Limit: 3Gb (up to)
Term: 24 Mths
per month
Limit: 3Gb (up to)
Term: 1 Mth
per month
Limit: 10Gb (up to)
Term: 24 Mths
per month
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O2 have taken the home broadband market by storm since they launched in 2007. Their success has largely been down to their focus on good customer service along with very competitive pricing. However, O2 arrived suprisingly late into the now booming mobile broadband market and they have a lot of ground to make up over the leading players, Three and Vodafone. O2 currently have 2 offerings available, an 18 month option and a no contract option. The 18 month option includes the usb modem stick free of charge, while there is a charge of £99.99 with the no contract option. Both packages cost £20 per month. |
Great value & fast speeds1st Sept 2008 by Steve Jackson
I signed up to O2's mobile broadband package last month and got home broadband included all for £20 a month. The offer seemed too good to be true but I have to say everything was easy to setup and the speeds I'm achieving on my home broadband are far greater than when I was with BT. I'm get decent speeds most of the time with my mobile broadband connection too. Very happy.
Mobile broadband on prepay offered by O2
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008by Rob
A new mobile broadband offer from UK mobile Operator O2 allows unlimited Wi-Fi access through The Cloud and the downloading of 500MB of data for only £2 per day. With the recent launch of a £29.99 USB dongle, O2 now claim to be offering the UK’s lowest price mobile broadband… Read more
Survey shows many think mobile broadband has been hyped up
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008by Rob
A recent survey carried out by communications giant O2 has suggested that many consumers feel that they have been given a lot of hype with regards to mobile broadband. There has been a great deal of hype over mobile broadband over recent months, with this relatively young technology taking… Read more
Analysys Mason says that O2 has set a precedent for mobile broadband bundling
Monday, October 13th, 2008by Rob
Premier advisor on IT, media and telecoms Analysys Mason has said that many combined fixed and mobile operators would greatly benefit from following O2 UK’s lead and consider offering mobile broadband subscriptions bundled with a fixed broadband connection. O2 Broadband is currently using fixed line broadband services as a… Read more
