Three 50GB Data SIM Card – for Portable WiFi, Routers & Phones – Preloaded Monthly Until June 2027 – Dual Network (Three & Vodafone) Stronger Coverage

These are incredibly good value at full price and even more so with discount which brought it down to £2.20 per month for 50GB of data, reset each month for another 50GB. Even if you buy a 4G/LTE or 5G router it is still cheaper than most cable Internet costs.I use these in my Android tablets (which are 4G) and a 5G home router to work as a second network for my cctv, video doorbell and IoT.They work well and it really is just a matter of putting it in the sim card slot and turning on.There is no text or voice capability which means no spam, and when Google tries to set up messages it can't. That for me is very satisfying albeit a childish conquest.

Excellent value. Works out of the box. Just be aware, these are business SIMs tied to the reseller’s account meaning you can’t track data usage (no means to log onto the account) except through the device itself.

I was a bit sceptical. But it turns all wrong. It is no frill, simple, and plug in and use. We put it in one of the old phone, then use as hotspot for holiday, e.g. in caravan etc. Three recently merger Vodafone, so it picks up signal from Vodafone as well. Simple, value for money, pay once and forget. Very impressive

It can be a Mad speed if a 5G cell transmitter toweris nearby.Otherwise around 4Mb would be provided.However, in the residential areas typically my house I was only can get 0.01Mb if I am lucky enough.Advice: check on 3G network map for 5G signal before purchasing.Anyway, for the price I wouldn't complain.

Used in my mobile router in campervan. Works very well and can usually get a strong signal on 4 or 5G. Easy to set up as it just works out of the box.

Good option sabe money to buying data

Firstly, I have bought sim cards from Scancom previously which have worked as advertised. I keep a couple in reserve to use in my motorhome but for some reason the sim in my iPhone stopped working so I used this. (Although advertised as 'data only' I have previously used them for calls.) When I fitted the sim it received a text confirming what the phone number of the sim is. It then started receiving a string of text messages purporting to be from an unidentified parking enforcement company warning me that I had incurred an unspecified penalty charge on an unspecified date for parking in an unspecified spot, and to avoid being dragged through the courts I must reply providing my car registration number for identification purposes! Having spent several hours resolving my totally unrelated EE sim problem for my iPhone I am not inclined to risk jumping down the rabbit hole of explaining this to Amazon's sentient chatbots (or whatever they are), and since I don't think the problem can be ignored, this negative review may be the quickest way of getting the message back to Scancom

Working fine, thanks.