Mozillion- −Unused data does not roll over to the next month
- Works out at £3.50 a month
Mozillion runs on EE’s network — same coverage, usually for less. Its plans include 5G and Wi-Fi calling.
Mozillion runs on EE’s network — same coverage, usually for less. Its plans include 5G and Wi-Fi calling.
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MozillionCheapest Mozillion plan is £3.50/mo. Mozillion runs on EE's network — compare it against every other provider using the same masts.
The cheapest Mozillion SIM-only plan is £3.50/mo (1GB, 24-month contract). Mozillion sells 13 plans in total, and I check every price against Mozillion's own site daily.
Mozillion is an MVNO: it runs on EE's masts, so you get the same signal and coverage as EE, usually at a lower price.
Mozillion includes EU roaming. Free EU roaming in 41 destinations.
Yes — Mozillion includes 5G. Plans advertise 5G speeds.
Yes — Mozillion supports eSIM on some plans. Offers a global travel eSIM; eSIM on its UK SIM-only plans is unconfirmed.
Mozillion does not raise prices mid-contract. No mid-contract price increases across its 30-day, 12- and 24-month SIM-only plans.
You can get the same underlying coverage from 1p Mobile, BT Mobile, CMLink, CTExcel and Ecotalk, although prices, speeds, roaming and customer support differ. See the networks on EE →
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