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I reckon it's work very well for you.
BUT check which providers have the best signal in the area. Three might be cheaper but no point doing it if you have a shit signal there.
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I had to find an alternative when I've moved to a new building with only ADSL available.
So, I've got unlimited SIM card from Vodafone for £25 per month as existing customer and decent 4G Cat6 router (TP-Link Archer MR600) from Amazon.
It works pretty well on 20-30 Mbps most of the time despite it shows only 50% signal strength.
Stonehedge
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@edscoble
4G mobile broadband, yay or nay?
Occasional movie, internet browsing, not used for gaming (maybe Fallout 76), problem is that I do move a bit and this is the first flat I rented that doesn't included internet as part of the package, last thing I want is to move again and have to change broadband provider.
So far Three look good at a decent price (abet bit more than landline) with unlimited data.