UK mobile networks compared
There are four networks that own mast infrastructure in the UK — EE, O2, Three and Vodafone. Everyone else (Giffgaff, Smarty, Voxi, Tesco Mobile and so on) is a virtual operator riding on one of those four, often for a lot less money.
Generous data allowances and unlimited plans at low prices. Coverage is thinner in rural areas.
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See Three dealsSolid all-round coverage with good European roaming and family multi-SIM discounts.
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See Vodafone dealsWide 4G reach and strong indoor coverage in cities. Priority perks include early gig tickets.
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See O2 dealsThe UK's largest 5G network, owned by BT. Consistently tops independent speed tests, and priced accordingly.
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See EE dealsMarketplace for new and refurbished phones, with its own pay-monthly SIMs on EE's 5G network.
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See Mozillion dealsVodafone's budget brand. Simple plans, no frills, Vodafone coverage.
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See Talkmobile dealsThree network via Currys. Data rollover and free capped spend as standard.
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See iD Mobile dealsVodafone network with generous international calling minutes built in.
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See Lebara dealsPay-as-you-go on the EE network. Bundles or a 1p-a-minute tariff, no contract.
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See 1pMobile dealsVodafone for under-30s, with social media and video that doesn't count against your data.
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See VOXI dealsFlexible SIM-only plans on the O2 network with no credit check and no contract. Prices drop the longer you stay.
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