Three Mobile customers have been able to take advantage of some big half-price offers for a number of weeks but these ultimate discounts are coming to an end.
The mobile network has numerous cuts available on its online store including money off the new Galaxy Note 10, OnePlus 7 Pro, Huawei P30 Pro and even the iPhone XR.
Along with these contract offers there’s also a very good deal on the firm’s unlimited SIM plan.
Customers signing up to a two-year contract can get this all-you-can-eat SIM for just £20 per month with the first six months costing just £10.
There’s also access to Three’s Go Roam which allows you to access your calls and data when in over 70 countries across the globe.
There’s plenty to like about Three’s discounts but the deals won’t be available for much longer.
The network has just confirmed its half-price promotion will end on Thursday, August 22.
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Along with these 50 per cent off savings, there’s more good news for Three customers.
The network announced earlier this year that it would be switching on its 5G signal in August.
We are now halfway through that month so a launch of this superfast technology could now be imminent.
5G is the future of mobile technology with consumers who access this service able to download files at record speeds.
In recent tests, performed by Express.co.uk using EE’s 5G, we’ve seen connections pass through the 300Mbps barrier – that’s fast enough to get an HD movie on your phone in under three minutes.
The full list of cities which Three will begin rolling out 5G are as follows,
London, Birmingham, Bolton, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Coventry, Derby, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hull, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Middlesbrough, Milton Keynes, Nottingham, Reading, Rotherham, Sheffield, Slough, Sunderland, Wolverhampton.
The network will begin by releasing its 5G signal in homes in a bid to shake up the fixed-line broadband market – something that Vodafone is also clearly keen on.
This internet service will then be followed by a full mobile rollout with customers able to access these new faster 5G speeds when away from their living rooms.
Along with speeding things up, there’s also more good news as Three has confirmed that its users won’t be forced to pay any extra to access this service and downloads will also stay fully unrestricted.
Speaking about the update, Dave Dyson, CEO at Three, said: “It’s clear that consumers and businesses want more and more data.
“We have the UK’s best network for data and we have led the market on customer usage on both 3G and 4G technologies.
“We have worked hard over a long period of time to be able to offer the best end to end 5G experience. 5G is a game changer for Three, and of course I am excited that we will be the only operator in the UK who can offer true 5G.”
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