New EE and Three Mobile deals offer free PlayStation and unlimited data
EE CUSTOMERS can get a new SIM-only deal which offers a free PlayStation Classic console as Three continues its unlimited data offer.
If your smartphone contract has come to an end and you are looking for a good SIM-only offer then there's currently some good deals to be grabbed.
Three Mobile is continuing to run its unlimited data plan with customers able to pay £20 per month and not face any download limits.
YOU CAN FIND THE THREE MOBILE DEAL HERE
This SIM also includes unlimited calls, texts and access to Three's free roaming which allows you to use your phone in 71 countries without paying any additional charges.
However, although this is a good deal from Three there is a new SIM from EE and fonehouse which offers customers a free PlayStation Classic when they take out a 12-month contract.
These SIM prices start from just £11 per month which includes 250MB of data plus unlimited calls and texts.
You can also get more data with 10GB available for £20 per month or 30GB for £25 per month.
YOU CAN FIND THE EE SIM DEAL HERE
The EE SIM also comes with three months of Free BT Sport and six months of Free Apple Music.
As a reminder, the £89 PlayStation Classic, which is free with the EE deals above, offers 20 pre-installed retro games including Destruction Derby, Tekken 3 and Grand Theft Auto.
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One final SIM-only plan comes from Virgin Mobile who is currently offering 4GB of data for just £8 per month.
This SIM also includes 1500 minutes and unlimited texts.
There's two other deals from Virgin with £12 getting you 12GB of data and, for those who want even more internet access on the move, £18 now brings 45GB to your phone.
All of these deals require customers to sign up to a 12-month contract.
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