Is anyone switching to EE?

[iamasmith]

(Presuming this is UK audience really)

I had unlimited (1Tb data so yes pretty much unlimited) with a tethering plan that had recently gone up to 30Gb.

I wasn't using it of course.. practically using it normally I was doing an average of 2Gb per month streaming almost all my music.

Yes, I just switched to an EE 20Gb per month account to enable the Watch because it was fairly close and I also really, really missed Visual Voicemail from the days of when I was on O2.

I believe that EE are actually the only carriers supporting the limited range of LTE bands that the AW offers in the UK so there is no real point in debating this version of AW and carriers, if you want the cellular it's EE.

Of course I'm enjoying that early adopter goodness with poor EE getting that soft sim launch working (as are all the carriers) but still looking forward to it

 

[Aniseedvan]

(Presuming this is UK audience really)

I had unlimited (1Tb data so yes pretty much unlimited) with a tethering plan that had recently gone up to 30Gb.

I wasn't using it of course.. practically using it normally I was doing an average of 2Gb per month streaming almost all my music.

Yes, I just switched to an EE 20Gb per month account to enable the Watch because it was fairly close and I also really, really missed Visual Voicemail from the days of when I was on O2.

I believe that EE are actually the only carriers supporting the limited range of LTE bands that the AW offers in the UK so there is no real point in debating this version of AW and carriers, if you want the cellular it's EE.

Of course I'm enjoying that early adopter goodness with poor EE getting that soft sim launch working (as are all the carriers) but still looking forward to it

But how will I cope without my free hot drink from Nero’s every Tuesday
But yes I’m about to grumpily buy the LTE version and switch back over to EE. My employee discount at least makes EE slightly cheaper than the o2 one...