Clear Mobile - New 5G 12.99/14.99 Deal 2025?

Anyone else seeing this error when they login?

Yep - def issue on their side atm

A relation is in Prague. No data at all. Has the APN changed, tried automatic off and manual selection, 5G to LTE/4G, data roaming switch on, rebooting etc. Still nothing. Says no bars on any of the networks.

I advised them to contact ClearMobile online chat.

But just wondering if anyone had similar issue whilst roaming ?

I signed up last month and on Saturday was in NI for the first time since the change. Despite having changed the APN after the network switch, the phone remained on Edge coverage for a long time. I pulled in to investigate, added the APN details to the "LTE" field (it's an iPhone, and that field was marked optional) and restarted the phone. I also tried manual network selection. Nothing helped immediately, but about 5 minutes later, the phone picked up a proper 4G signal and subsequently 5G as I got to a more urban location.

I can't tell which of my changes, if any, helped. I can believe that it might have come good in the same timeframe even if I'd done nothing. It's even possible that this is a first-roaming-session quirk. But: on crossing the border coming home, I had a 5-10 minute period of no data too (Edge coverage once more). For context, this journey is a regular one for me and my previous network was Vodafone, so there I would have expected no differences in coverage on crossing the border. I'm very curious whether this delay is going to be a regular thing.

No as I got a text when I arrived abroad advising me to change it (although I already had it changed)

So I just moved my main number from ClearMobile to GoMo.

Have a GoMo sim since Black Friday so on the €12.99 price.

Speeds from my own house are over 400Mbps down and 50Mbps up. So happy enough with that. Also I spot checked various locations I frequent and speeds were acceptable there too, obviously some lower and some higher.

I think the random account login issues, although not service impacting, just didn’t sit great with me.

And issues some experience with data abroad. Almost reminds me of the roaming woes 48 went through. Although possibly not on the same scale. But I just want something that works “out of the box”.

Also 2FA to login. Good. But what if you’re abroad with no service and need to access your account? Hmm wouldn’t that be an issue?

And conversely with GoMo it offers WiFi sms … The GoMo WiFi Calling service allows you to make and receive calls and SMS over any Wi-Fi connection. This should allow you to make and receive calls and SMS in poor or no mobile coverage areas.

Don’t get me wrong. The ClearMobile offer is still excellent. Especially the €9.99 deal. In fact I still have a sim that I use as a backup to WiFi. I ran a months test using it and used 1.2TB without any sweat.

Anyhow just my humble opinion. YMMV :-)

Has anyone tried to pause their plan if you're going abroad for 2/3 months? I assume they don't allow it as it's a rolling contract but never know.

I just joined Clear Mobile last night, I'm coming from Eir. It was a toss up between them & Gomo but I wanted to try the Vodafone network. I was worried about the speed capped at 25mbps, reading the comments on here that is not the case & you can achieve higher speeds, correct?

That's class, I picked next Wednesday to switch over. It's a pity they don't have eSIM but hopefully it will come in the next couple of weeks. I presume I don't need to ring Eir to let them know I'm cancelling my 30 day eir connect contract & Clear Mobile will do it for me?

That's what I did, thanks 👍

I joined GoMo from Clear to have the WiFi calling with SMS. An important factor.

I don’t like that the ClearMobile needs 2FA. Done in most scenarios, but what if abroad with no service and need to access your account?

Anyhow I still have a clearmobile sim that I use in a secondary phone. My main phone is now GoMo. I also have a sleeping Three sim and Vodafone sim.

It's not possible with Clear as it's a rolling 30 day contract. Youd need to port onto eir/3/Vodafone prepay and pay €10 for a sim. That'll keep the number active for the 3 months, and then you can switch back to Clear when you're home.

If you're on a priceplan with Clear that isn't available anymore (€9.99) then it's probably better to just keep it going for the 3 months as the savings are still more, longterm.

Good to hear, just had a look at OpenSignal and yeah it looks like Plus is a fairly poor network.

https://insights.opensignal.com/reports/2025/11/poland/mobile-network-experience

Any idea if Eir or Three allow roaming on T-Mobile ?