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Best Network/Plan for Heavy Data Usage?

JackHarley

I'm planning to get a Nexus 4 and I'm going to need a decent data plan with a decent usage amount (>5GB at least would be nice).
I'd also like something relatively cheap, and I'm fine with either Bill Pay/Prepay with a monthly addon purchase.

Some of the plans I was looking at were:

Three.ie - Prepay - EUR20/month
Unlimited Data
Unlimited Any Network Texts
Unlimited Any Network Calls
http://www.three.ie/products_services/priceplans/prepay/index.html

eMobile - Bill Pay Select Unlimited Online Offer - EUR32/month
15GB Data
Unlimited Any Network Texts
Unlimited Any Network Calls
http://www.emobile.ie/phonesplansmore/plans/postpay/

Meteor - Bill Pay Build Your Own - EUR30/month
5.1GB Data
Unlimited Meteor Texts
250 Any Network Texts
https://store.meteor.ie/rolling-30

The Three one seems too good to be true and the eMobile one is pretty good too. Are there any hidden things I'm missing, and what's the quality of their networks like? I've heard some bad things about Three's network coverage. I live in South Dublin. Appreciate any help you guys can give me!

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JackHarley

Captain Chaos wrote: »

If you're in it you are in. Just means no one else can sign up for it after that date. I was on a great old o2 bill pay tariff. Unlimited data, unlimited o2 calls and texts and 60 anytime minutes to any network, landline and 250 any network texts for €39 per month. They tried their best to get me off that when the 18 months was up and selling me other tariffs telling me they were better value and I won every time and stayed on it.:D

The Three offer is a Prepay "top up every 30 days and you get this" offer so it's not like Bill pay where you can remain on the plan forever (sadly)

Captain Chaos

JackHarley wrote: »

Just noticed Three's offer expires on 31 December 2013 in the small print so it's not a very long term solution. I'm leaning towards the eMobile plan or possibly going with Three for now and switching next year if they discontinue this offer and don't give a better new one. The eMobile one also advertises itself as being for life.

If you're in it you are in. Just means no one else can sign up for it after that date. I was on a great old o2 bill pay tariff. Unlimited data, unlimited o2 calls and texts and 60 anytime minutes to any network, landline and 250 any network texts for €39 per month. They tried their best to get me off that when the 18 months was up and selling me other tariffs telling me they were better value and I won every time and stayed on it.:D

ED E

Yeah, theyve extended it and AFAIK thats only new customers, once you're on it you can keep it until they decide to recall the plan entirely(they wont, they'd lose half their customers in a heartbeat).

Davy

JackHarley wrote: »

Just noticed Three's offer expires on 31 December 2013 in the small print so it's not a very long term solution. I'm leaning towards the eMobile plan or possibly going with Three for now and switching next year if they discontinue this offer and don't give a better new one. The eMobile one also advertises itself as being for life.

It could be extended, it has already been extended twice iirc.

If it does end, its no big deal to switch to something better down the line. This applies to all networks once you have a sim free phone

JackHarley

Just noticed Three's offer expires on 31 December 2013 in the small print so it's not a very long term solution. I'm leaning towards the eMobile plan or possibly going with Three for now and switching next year if they discontinue this offer and don't give a better new one. The eMobile one also advertises itself as being for life.

ED E

Three speeds here in D14 and surrounding areas, and even in Skerries, are fine. Got 12Mb down in my back garden recently.

Davy

Get a prepay sim with three to try the coverage first, you shouldn't really have problems in dublin.

You do get 15gb for the €20 with 3000 texts, weekend calls and three calls. You still have the €20 to spend so its a good plan