While traditional broadband deals are all well and good, they're not perfect for everyone. If you live in an area with a poor broadband connection, need a more flexible router, or just want something cheap, Three has the perfect option right now.
In its latest sale, Three's 4G home broadband plans (opens in new tab) are looking more affordable than ever. Across all four options, you can currently get half price bills for the first six months of a 24-month contract.
On top of that, three of these plans secure you added tech including Amazon Echos, Google speakers, and Apple TV, all at heavily reduced costs. For the final major benefit, all of these deals come with unlimited data - something that is quite rare with 4G home broadband deals.
Below we've listed everything you need to know about these offers.
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Three's bargain 4G home broadband deal:
Can I get a 5G connection through this router?
All of Three's 4G home broadband plans are compatible with both 4G and 5G. That means if you're lucky enough to live in an area that gets 5G connections, you can connect using the above device at no extra cost.
However, 5G is not very widely available in the UK so far so you are much more likely to be connecting to a 4G network.
How does 4G Home Broadband work?
These home broadband plans work by putting a SIM card into a router, allowing you to connect through SIM data. In this way, it is a lot like tethering onto a phone plan like you can with most phones these days.
These routers can be connected to a number of devices while still providing strong speeds - plenty for streaming, gaming, using social media, and working from home.
What other broadband plans are available?
Obviously mobile broadband isn't the only option out there for people needing home internet. You can always go for the more traditional broadband plans with cables and phone lines. Or another portable option is mobile broadband or if you live in the right areas, 5G home broadband.
However, going for traditional broadband deals right now will require you to already have a phone line.