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ID also offers a 6GB or 8GB plan for £12.50 or £15 respectively here. iD rival, also offering exclusively SIM-only contracts, is SMARTY. It’s powered by Three and offers three options: Small, Medium or Large. The Large option matches iD’s 8GB at £15, and is available here.
SIM deals for heavy use For anyone who wants the freedom to text and use the internet as much as they like, our favourite deal is Three’s 30GB data, unlimited texts and unlimited minutes contract, which is a very reasonable £18 per month. Three, 30GB data, unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, 4G – £17 per month. View deal here. Tablet plans (Data SIMs) You can’t simply take the SIM out of your phone and stick it in your tablet.
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You need to get a SIM that uses a data-only plan (and don’t forget that not all tablets offer SIM-card slots, in which case you’ll only be able to connect to WiFi). How much data you need will very much depend on the activities you intend to enjoy on your tablet, plus whether you spend any of your time within range of a Wi-Fi hotspot. If you want a SIM just to cover you on the odd occasion that you use your tablet away from home and need to continue to access your email, you certainly don’t need to pay out extra for a 4G plan. Some of the best SIM-only deals for tablets come from Three, which offers 2GB for £7 per month, 5GB for £10 per month, 10GB for £13 per month.
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You can view those deals here. ON NOVEMBER 26 "XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 5 REVIEW" Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Review If you’re looking for a sub-£200 Android phone with a decent-size screen, good battery life and usable all-round performance and features, this could be it. Very similar to the Mi Max 3, but with a smaller 5.99in display, the Redmi Note 5 is a worthy upgrade over the Note 4 with improved performance, photography and design. Since we originally wrote this review Xiaomi has entered the UK smartphone market, making it much easier to obtain its smartphones here. The Redmi Note 5 is now available from the likes of Amazon for £229. A special Cyber Monday deal knocks a further £69 off the price, with the Redmi Note 5 available for just £159.99. (See more Cyber Monday deals.
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) Previously we’ve had to import review samples from China, and this Redmi Note 5 was supplied by GearBest, where current pricing is £182.39. When there’s no Cyber Monday sale on at Amazon this makes it the cheaper deal, but know that when importing from China to the UK you are liable for import duty, charged at 20 percent of the value printed on the shipping paperwork. This is the Global version of the Redmi Note 5, which comes with all Google services preinstalled along with MIUI 9. It supports all 4G LTE bands used in the UK, too, which can be a problem with some Chinese handsets. Also see: Best Xiaomi Deals Also see: Best budget phones and Best budget Chinese phones When is a Redmi Note 5 not a Redmi Note 5? Xiaomi’s phone naming scheme can be incredibly confusing if you’re not familiar with it, but we think more so with the Redmi Note 5 than any other. That’s because the Redmi Note 5 that launched in China and is sold globally is not the same phone as the Redmi Note 5 that launched in India.
The Redmi Note 5 available in India has a single-lens camera at the rear and some lower-spec hardware, including the Snapdragon 625 processor. It has the 18:9 5.99in display, but in other respects is not a huge departure from the Redmi Note 4.
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