BT v Mobile connection (1 Viewer)

[ShiftZZ]

Im fef up with BT, endless dross

Is it possible to dump BT and have a mobile hone router with a sim only deal?

Thoughts?

 

[olley]

Depends on your usage, watching lots of vids or youtube you need decent bit of data. I am going to try it for a month with my Mifi and see how much I use.

 

[davanne]

A mifi would do the job Dave we used our Motorhome one in the bungalow when we first moved in and we were getting better speeds than we get from Bt....our is a “3” mifi

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[ShiftZZ]

A mifi would do the job Dave we used our Motorhome one in the bungalow when we first moved in and we were getting better speeds than we get from Bt....our is a “3” mifi

I have some stuff using ethernet, how do get around that problem?

 

[DJA]

I have some stuff using ethernet, how do get around that problem?

By connecting them wirelessly to the Mifi. I think you can get a Sim Router not sure if that will have Ethernet connections. Will have to look.

Doug

 

[tinks703]

Try Nowtv broadband and telephone calls only. Our talk talk was £37 a month, now tv £20.

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[DJA]

@ShiftZZ

The following router from Amazon has Ethernet connections on the back.

Huawei B315, 4G Wi-Fi Router Black, High-speed Wireless Home Router,

 

[autorouter]

There's a number of standard ADSL (phone line) routers that can get mobile (phone mast) internet. They can either take an internal SIM, or a USB dongle with a SIM. It will use the phone line if you change your mind or you suddenly find a phone line service that's half decent. For example
https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/DrayTek-Vi...m=183669629246&_trksid=p2349526.c100855.m4779