EE Unlimited Data SIM – Uncapped 5G Speeds – No Contract – Preloaded for 1 Month from Order – Mobile Broadband for Routers & Phones

Amazing value and good download speeds on 4G. Only use mobile broadband occasionally but this sim proves reliable and is actually an EE packages sim. Second one I have bought. All good.

An excellent experience. No silly activation process, just a case of slot it in and go. Getting good speeds in a rural area on a Cudy P5 mobile router (120Mbps down and 30Mbps up). Connection seems stable and solid. Can recommend.

Initially the SIM card stopped working after one week, but they sent me a new one and solved the problem. If you meet the same issue, just contact them and they can solve it within two days

Do not make the same mistake I did. I bought the pack of 3 SIMs thinking I would be set for data for the next couple of months. The reality couldn't be more different due to a policy that feels like a trap. ​The clock on your data plan starts the moment the seller marks it as "dispatched", not the day you receive it nor when you start using it. I used the first SIM, and the connection was great. But to my surprise ran out about a week short due to delivery time, and the other two sims were also also dead by then. Still sitting here in its unopened packaging – now just a piece of useless plastic. ​To add insult to injury, when I contacted the seller to explain that I had paid for two products I never got to use, they were dismissive and completely unhelpful. No solution, no apology. Just money thrown in the bin. Awful experience all around. Nowhere in the description it says that the activation is upon order, you get an hit in the title but it's vague and confusing. I wonder if it's done on purpose... If I know it before I wouldn't have purchased a single sim from here.

I’ve been using Sancom SIM cards for over three years and I’m genuinely thrilled about them. I usually get the EE Unlimited 5G SIM (typically 12+ months), but this Black Friday I nabbed a cheeky deal, just over 22 months for just £212! Absolute bargain. I run the SIM in a 5G router for working from home and daily household use, and it’s been brilliant. Signal quality has been excellent, of course it depends on your location and device, but for me it’s solid. Setup is ridiculously easy, pop the SIM in and you’re good to go. In three years I’ve only had one hiccup, and their customer service sorted it fast. These long-term unlimited SIMs have saved me loads and kept me reliably online. Quick tip: test local coverage first with a cheap pay as you go SIM and a small topup to make sure the network’s right for you. I picked EE because it’s the best fit for my area. Huge thanks, Sancom, I’m a very happy customer!

We always have an issue with accessing the internet when we go away. Be that at a campsite (Haven) or in a hotel. Well, the answer was two-fold; first of all, I sourced a very powerful EE 7G sim router tower. I tried this with this preloaded seem and the results were amazing. I will give a review of the router separately. This sim comes preloaded with unlinted data usage. This is an extremely good deal because there are four of us, and the usage over a two-week break can run quite high. The speeds are always good, and the coverage is exceptional. We have bought three of these on separate occasions and have never been left wanting.

The product is a SIM only, and simply plugs into a phone or as I'm using, a router to provide internet access. If you want to register as an EE customer, then don't, you can't! EE/BT could not connect to this SIM as it's a device that's preregistered with the supplier Scancon. They won't help either, so if you want to find out how much data is being used, you can't but at least it should be loads as it's "unlimited".

Works out the box, no setup and full speed connection. I got the unlimited sim for home broadband. I will update this if anything changes but make sure you do your research before committing, so far it is exactly as i wanted. It’s not ‘unlimited’ it is 600GB per month so be aware of this. I used a 1p mobile sim to test beforehand for speed, reliability, position of router so id advise this for anyone looking to use for home broadband. Make sure you know you will not exceed 20GB per day of download AND upload, or you will exceed the fair use policy. For me, i went from 22Mbps down / 4Mbps up to 220 down/100 up in a 5G router on my local network. This works out at £11.5 a month vs £27 a month id be paying for a slower internet and i use about 16GB per day. NOTE not good for Gaming or P2P, you will have double NAT. Great value for money for this purpose, but id stay clear of this for general personal use if you want support or to keep a phone number. 1p mobile are excellent, cheap and use full EE network also.