4G Tariffs!

[Anonymous]

Hey Guys,

We announced earlier this month that 4G is coming on the 29^th of August, and now we have a first look of our brand spanking new 4G plans!

Our 4G tariffs are available for all new and existing Pay Monthly and Business customers. More details to be unveiled around Pay&Go customers soon.

Check out the all new exclusive digital content that’s included in our 4G tariffs:

-Music: 12 months free O2 Tracks. Not just any O2 tracks. This now comes with exclusive music video content for the top 40 and our bespoke playlists so you can truly maximise the 4G potential

-Gaming: Free multiplayer gaming which doesn’t use your allowances. This will be on leading titles and brought to you through Gameloft

-Sports: Exclusive video content through O2 Sports bringing you tutorials from leading sports stars and content from The England rugby team, NBA at The O2 and many more

-90 day 4G Happiness Guarantee

-Increased data allowance’s on the most popular 4G tariff’s

-Up to 8GB Data allowances, with additional data available up to 4.5 GB

For all the breakdown of our 4G tariffs, check out this here.

We’d love to know what you think of the new part of our digital family, let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks

Brad

[perksie]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Underwhelmed by the 4G tariffs.   I don't think I'm prepared to pay extra at the moment for the same allowance.  4G doesn't offer increased coverage for voice calls yet so for me there is no need for 4G right now. 

Martyn

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It's not compulsory and you should get better coverage on 2G and 3G as this rolls out.

[Anonymous]

Rang up o2 and the advisor didn't have anything in concrete for exisiting customers but basically said that my £32 tariff I'm on atm will give me the same data 1Gb and I can pay £5 for 3Gb, if that's the case these tariff's aren't as good as I intially thought!

[aldaweb]

Well there's no information there for customers already with a 4G phone and 4G SIM, the only options seem to be buy out of current contract for 4G refresh, or take out a SIMplicity 4G Tariff and move the old SIM to a different phone.

[adamtemp64]

As data is a bolton perhaps you will just need to swap to a 4g data bolton (only time will tell)

[jonsie]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/10242398/4G-tariffs-compared.html

[Anonymous]

So it's vodafone or 3 for the basic package, as long as the signal is ok. O2's basic package with 1GB of data is not competitive. Shame.

[perksie]

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@Anonymous wrote:
So it's vodafone or 3 for the basic package, as long as the signal is ok. O2's basic package with 1GB of data is not competitive. Shame.

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The coverage offered by O2 may make them the solution for many people, it's not always about price.

[jonsie]

As always, go with the best coverage at home, work and yourlocale. Price is a factor but as others have found out to their cost, coverage is the most important.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know if we will be able to sign up to these tariffs before launch or will it all be done on the one day

[perksie]

I would guess that launch day 29th August will be when you can sign up:

http://www.o2.co.uk/4g/4g-tariffs