My own, unbiased Pay As You Go mobile bundles website http://mobile-networks-uk.weebly.com is going to be updated today with the latest bundle information.
The main change is that giffgaff is making all of their 30 day bundles (aka "Goodybags") 4G-enabled.
Giffgaff previously had a confusing array of 30 day bundles, some of which offered 4G at a higher price and with less data than the 3G bundles.
In this consolidation, the 3G bundles are being merged into the 4G bundles, which means that some of the previously good value bundles are no longer that great.
If you fancy having a look at the range, head to https://www.giffgaff.com/goodybags
My website will list the best value PAYG network bundles, and I can safely say that giffgaff does not offer the best value for unlimited data, though the lower priced (£5-15) bundles are still reasonably competitive.
I will update my website sometime this evening after I get in from a hard day of QA work.
Whilst I'm on the subject of giffgaff and 4G, their PAYG tariff will also be benefiting from this upgrade to 4G.
As yet, no other PAYG network offers 4G without some sort of monthly bundle, so giffgaff get top marks from me in this respect.
4G on giffgaff PAYG (standard tariff) is being rolled out gradually to all customers from the 2nd of September, and it is anticipated that all customers will be able to use 4G without buying a 30 bundle by October.
If you would like a free giffgaff SIM with £5 of free credit, please click on my affiliate link here (£5 of free credit will be applied to your account on activation and initial £10 top up).
