EE has more 4G coverage than any other UK network, along with competitive amounts of 5G coverage and excellent speeds.
You can also get EE SIM Only plans with a range of different allowances, up to and including unlimited data, and covering a range of durations, including 1 month, 12 months, and 24 months.
So there’s plenty of choice and flexibility, and many of EE’s SIM Only plans come with a range of extras too, detailed below.
If you choose an All Rounder plan then you’ll get one Inclusive Extra thrown in, and if you pick a Full Works plan then you’ll get three.
What are Inclusive Extras? They’re a selection of subscriptions and other perks that you can choose from, with the selection at the time of writing including:
Netflix, Apple Music, BT Sport, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Microsoft 365, a Roam Abroad Pass (letting you roam in 53 destinations covering Europe and beyond at no extra cost), and an Entertainment Data Pass (letting you stream content from various services without it eating into your data allowance).
Beyond that, many of EE’s SIM Only plans include the ability to gift data to family members, and Stay Connected Data, which means if you run out of data you can keep using it, just at a reduced speed of 0.5Mbps.
EE’s SIM Only plans don’t offer inclusive roaming unless you pick Roam Abroad as an Inclusive Extra. If you do, then you’ll be able to roam across 53 destinations – including most of Europe plus the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand – at no extra cost, using your standard allowances (with a fair usage limit of 50GB of data per month).
Otherwise, there’s a small daily charge to roam in these locations.
Tethering is included on all EE plans as part of your data allowance, so you can get other devices online at no extra cost.
The easiest way to keep your number is just to text the word ‘PAC’ to 65075 using your old SIM card. You’ll then get a PAC code in return – though alternatively you can request a PAC code in other ways with most networks. For full details, check out our PAC code guide.
In any case, once you have a PAC code, simply order and activate your new EE SIM, and then fill out the network’s number transfer form.
EE will send you a Multi SIM, which holds all three SIM card sizes (standard, micro and nano). You just need to pop out the one that’s the right size for your phone.