SIM Guides

A one month rolling SIM plan is simply a SIM Only plan which keeps going until you cancel it, but which only actually ties you in for a month –...

Tethering (also known as a portable hotspot) refers to sharing your phone’s internet connection with another device, such as a laptop or a tablet....

One of the biggest hassles and potential causes of stress when changing network or plan type is porting your number, but it doesn’t have to be. In...

Even in 2025, making international calls can be an expensive pursuit, and it can often be better to use an app like WhatsApp to call with, thereby using...

eSIMs have become a lot more easily available in the last year or so, as while this tech has existed for a while, it wasn’t long ago that only a...

Most of the UK’s mobile networks are actually MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators), which means they don’t have their own masts, spectrum,...

Choosing a family SIM deal is a great way to save money if you want multiple SIM cards on your account – be that because the rest of your family...

Having a bad credit rating can stop you signing up for a mobile phone contract, but it doesn’t have to, as there are still options, which we’ll...

You don’t have to spend money to get a SIM card. Many networks will give them away free, particularly on Pay As You Go plans, but not all free SIM...

Not so long ago you were basically guaranteed to be able to roam across the EU at no extra cost, but with Brexit, that all changed. Now the roaming...

One downside of being a student is that money can often be tight, but one upside is that there are frequently student discounts and deals available for...

Sometimes it can be hard to truly get your money’s worth with SIM Only deals. After all, when picking allowances you’ll typically want to...

If you’re visiting the UK as a tourist then you might be tempted just to use your standard SIM card here, but a better option could be to get a...

One of the tricky things with SIM Only plans (and other contracts with mobile networks) is that the advertised price won’t necessarily be the one...

Pay As You Go is the simplest, most flexible way to get an allowance of minutes, texts, and data for your phone, and it’s offered by a number of...

SIM cards aren’t one size fits all, in fact, they come in three different sizes – not including eSIMs – and the size you’ll need...

SIM Only deals are everywhere, most networks offer them and they’re the main alternative to a Pay Monthly contract. But what exactly are they?...