The best mobile plans for business 2019

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dataWelcome to our guide to help you compare business mobile phone deals on all of the best handsets and from all the best UK
networks.Whether you're after the new iPhone 8, Sony Xperia XZ, iPhone SE or Samsung Galaxy S9, a free phone, lots of data, the lowest
possible monthly cost or all of the above, we'll help you find the perfect deal
Check out our list of the best business mobiles in the UK for 2018.We've also compiled alternative guides if you're interested in the best
You get unlimited data, minutes (usable both in the UK and in the EU) and a whopping 20GB data to use with an extra 4GB to be used in the EU
in 40 countries; you can always opt for the WorldTraveller option which allows you to use your UK allowance in an additional 58 countries
worldwide for a fiver a day
Vodafone also offers a 30-day money-back warranty
It is also the most expensive although you get far more than most
Not only do you have unlimited minutes and texts in the UK and across Europe (well, there is a fair usage limit of 2,000 minutes and 2,000
texts in the EU), you also get 3GB to use in the EU and 120 UK to EU minutes
Great if you travel a lot to mainland Europe
comes to sheer value for money
EE has upgraded its network to superfast 4GEE and you can even share your plan with three co-workers on the same bill; Note that, unlike
more dealsA couple of the best phones for businessiPhone 7 dealsPrices just absolutely dived on the iPhone 7
Great news, considering it remains an excellent way to own an awesome Apple phone for meagre amounts of money
And once you've bought it, be sure to dive into the best iOS business apps.See more ace prices with ourbest iPhone 7 deals and best iPhone 6
dealsBlackBerry KeyONE dealsBlackberry spent many years in the wilderness, but its return with the BlackBerry KeyOne is a massive return to
form
more brilliantBlackBerry KeyONE dealsBuying a mobile phone - what you need to knowOf course you want to find the cheapest price for your new
smartphone - and our comparison chart at the top of the page will narrow that down for you - but we know there are likely to be dozens more
questions you'll want answering
Keep reading below, where we answer some of the key commonly asked questions about buying a new mobile.Can I keep my old numberYou can
indeed, and it's really easy - so no need to send one of those texts to everybody in your phone book telling them your new digits.What you
need to do is grab a PAC - or Porting Authorisation Code - from your old network
We've listed the direct numbers you need for the four major networks below
As soon as they've sent it to you, which should be within a day or two, you just need to give it to your new network
Voila - brand new phone with the same old number
Easy.It becomes slightly less easy if the deal you pick out above is on the same network as your current one
They won't let you keep your number, so you have to use this workaround
Buy a free pay-as-you-go SIM from any other network and tell your network that you're moving
They'll release the PAC code, which you then give to the substitute network
Then, you immediately get another PAC code from them
Take that to your old network, and they'll move your number to your new contract
Long winded, but worth it.EE 07953 966 250O2 0344 809 0202Vodafone 03333 040 191Three 0333 300 333Which phone network is bestLoyalty is an
admirable trait, but could end up costing you money when it comes to the perfect phone deal
If you don't mind leaving your comfort zone, you may find that heading to one of the other major networks may well be worth itDespite what
Richard Branson's adverts might suggest, EE is the Usain Bolt of phone networks
Nobody else can come close to EE's 4G speeds in the UK
So if you rely on fast internet while away from WI-Fi, then EE is the obvious choice
Plus, EE gives you three free months of BT Sport (or more if you get a Max plan) when you sign up, as well as six months of Apple Music
and Sean Bean's mellifluous tones)
From cheap lunches and free coffees to first refusal on big gig tickets, O2 is the network for regular goodies
Plus, they have 1000s of Wi-Fi hotspots in shops and cafes that you can connect to
and texts allowances in 50 countries around the world without charge
But things really start to get good when you splash out on its bigger Red Entertainment data plans, as Vodafone will give you your choice of
a NOW TV Entertainment Pass, Spotify Premium or Sky Sports Mobile subscription
offer unlimited, uncapped, all-you-can-eat delicious data
We also like that you can use 4G to make calls and texts via the dedicated Three inTouch app, and you can connect to Wi-Fi in the London
Underground if you ever find yourself in the capital
contract length should I getWell if you're buying a new phone plan with a contract, you haven't got much choice
It's 24 months or nothing, these days
If you don't want to be tied down to that kind of commitment, then you'll have to go down the SIM only route and buy the handset separately
- we've rounded up the best SIM free phone deals to help you make your chocie.How much phone data do I needThe answer to this one will be
different for everybody
If you only really carry your phone for emergencies, then go for the minimum amount of data and save a packet
If you like to scroll through Facebook on the bus and stream Spotify, you'll need a bit more
And if you frequently stream videos and download masses of files, then 30GB or even unlimited may be worth paying extra for.As well as
checking your phone to see how much you tend to use a month at the moment, the below guidelines will also help you pick out the perfect
plan:1GB Some networks offer 500MB plans, but realistically we think you should get at least 1GB
It won't be much more expensive (if at all) and will afford you a little bit of Google Mapping, WhatsApping and emailing when you need
them.2-3GB If you like to scroll through your social media feeds and emails while out and about without fear of extra cash to pay on your
monthly bill, then up your data.4-8GB The likes of Spotify and Apple Music have promised us all our favourite tunes wherever we roam
Kit yourself out with a bit more data and you'll have plenty for music streaming and the occasional video, too.10-16GB This should be more
than enough for most users
Loads of data for streaming music, downloading podcasts and enjoying social media videos
Because there's no such thing as too many cats falling into bins.20-30GB Big data for the big phone user
Perfect for watching Netflix videos, downloading content and streaming loads of music
And these plans often have extra freebies thrown in, too.Unlimited The 3 network is still the only one of the 'Big 4' to offer unlimited
data
It can be really pricey though, so think long and hard whether you really need it.Should I get unlimited calls and textsActually these days,
the vast majority of phone contracts feature unlimited calls and texts
We do see some of the cheaper plans sometimes limit them, but even if they do, you can use your data allowance on popular apps like
WhatsApp, Skype and Hangouts to make calls and texts if your minutes run dry.How much phone memory do I needYou're likely to be one of two
kinds of person:Person 1: You like all your photos, music, downloads and other media to be saved directly on to your phone
If that sounds like you, 16GB or 32GB handsets may not be enough and you should use our comparison chart to find the most affordable 64GB,
128GB or 256GB models.Person 2: You're a stream demon
You've got subscriptions to Spotify and Netflix and you save all your Word docs and snaps into the cloud
Save your money and go for a cheaper, lower memory handset.OK person 3, calm down - you fall somewhere between the two, right If you can
afford to get a smartphone with more memory, that is probably safest
But don't forget that most phones do allow you to insert an additional SD card if you run out of space - most phones apart from iPhones,
that is.Are refurbished phones good to buyRefurbished phones can provide a alternative to a new handset if you're budget is a shoestring
'Refurbished' often means that the previous owner simply changed their mind about the phone soon after buying it, so it's still practically
brand new - and the potential savings can be substantial.If you do spy an unbelievable deal on a refurbed phone, the main thing to make sure
of is the warranty
Double check that you are properly covered for a decent length of time
A year's warranty is preferable.TheIndianSubcontinent's unbiased and independent mobile phone deals comparisonThanks for visiting
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Trust and integrity is important to us, so if you ever think we're not displaying the very best deals let us know.How do we order these
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very best
Essentially that means finding deals that work out the cheapest over a 24 month contract while still supplying at least 1GB of data, as
you've told us that 1GB is your absolute minimum
If you need more data, use the filters and we'll display the cheapest prices for your increased amount.On this specific page, we have many
mobile phone options displaying in one comparison table
In this case, we try and find you a balance between paying the cheapest price and getting the best phone for your money.The comparison tools
you find on the page above will hopefully be very easy to use
You can select what your budget is, whether it be upfront cost or monthly fee or both
And you can say how much data you need or how many minutes and texts
You can even filter by network if you really want to be on a specific carrier
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