Vodafone Prepaid Mobile Broadband Plans | Vodafone Prepaid Internet

Whether you want to Twitter for a minute or eBay for hours, every online moment is different. With Prepaid Mobile Broadband* you can be spontaneous and still control what you spend. There are no monthly bills and no lock-in contract. You only pay for what you need, and you can rollover up to 14GB of unused data if you recharge within 30 days of connection or your last recharge, so you won’t lose what you don’t use. Freedom to get online on the move

Mobile Broadband* is quick and easy to set up. If you’re a laptop or desktop user simply plug your Internet Stick modem into your USB port and you’re connected to the internet within minutes. Our Internet Stick modem is so small and sleek you can carry it around in your pocket wherever you go giving you the freedom to move from room to room, city to city and make the most of your time. Broadband speeds are available in Vodafone’s 3G Mobile Broadband Zone.
* Broadband speeds are available in Vodafone’s 3G Mobile Broadband Zone. Slower speeds can be expected outside Vodafone’s 3G Mobile Broadband Zone. Actual speed achieved varies depending on factors such as device capabilities, location and network usage. See www.vodafone.com.au/coverage for details.

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Product	Speed	Term	Downloads	Price	Bonuses	Notes	Link
Vodafone	Typical download speeds between 300kbps and 3Mbps (1.5Mbps for regional centres)	30 days	3GB	$49	Vodafone USB Modem Starter	Rollover unused data (up to 15GB max). Usage is calculated in per MB increments.	Buy Vodafone Now!
		30 days	3GB	$29	Sim Only BYO Modem
		15 days	200MB	$10
		20 days	600MB	$19	15 SMS
		30 days	2GB	$29	30 SMS
		30 days	3GB	$39	30 SMS
		30 days	6GB	$49	50 SMS
		90 days	8GB	$75	50 SMS
		365 days	15GB	$125	50 SMS
		365 days	22GB	$200	50 SMS
Vodafone	Vodafone Month to Month Plans No minimum contract 2GB – $19 4GB – $29 10GB – $39 12GB – $49 Find out more about Vodafone Month to Month Mobile Broadband.

Actual speeds achieved vary due to factors such as congestion, user numbers, local conditions, hardware, software, download source and general internet traffic. For more information visit the Vodafone coverage map. Find out if Vodafone reaches your area today.

Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review – Vodafone (April 2012)
The one thing about Vodafone is that they have put significant effort into promoting the Prepaid Mobile Broadband starter kits. If they aren’t selling them with some offer on their website then they are running a promotion via either the Woolworths or Coles stores. This offers you a great way to get started with your online experience. At the moment their website is selling the USB starter kit for $49 with 3GB of data. Following this you have what is the best range of recharge options in the market place. From 600MB at $19 up to 22GB for $200. Vodafone gives you plenty of options regarding how much you wish to recharge. At $19, 600MB is a little pricy for me, I would have preferred to have seen 1GB (Virgin is 1GB and Optus is 575MB). However what they do offer you is the ability to access up to 22GB (used to be 30GB) of data and even rollover up to 15GB (this used to be 25GB) at any one time. The Vodafone network is improving and my own experiences with it around Melbourne and even Sydney have been great. But it is best to ensure that you have adequate coverage wherever you live and with any network you decide to go with. Vodafone also offer month to month plans. No contract leave when you want. 2GB for $19 (better value than prepaid), 4GB at $29 rising up to $49 for 12GB. These do offer better value then prepaid and if you do have your own USB modem then you should consider them particularly given you can leave whenever you like.

Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review – Vodafone (April 2012)

The one thing about Vodafone is that they have put significant effort into promoting the Prepaid Mobile Broadband starter kits. If they aren’t selling them with some offer on their website then they are running a promotion via either the Woolworths or Coles stores. This offers you a great way to get started with your online experience. At the moment their website is selling the USB starter kit for $49 with 3GB of data. Following this you have what is the best range of recharge options in the market place. From 600MB at $19 up to 22GB for $200. Vodafone gives you plenty of options regarding how much you wish to recharge. At $19, 600MB is a little pricy for me, I would have preferred to have seen 1GB (Virgin is 1GB and Optus is 575MB). However what they do offer you is the ability to access up to 22GB (used to be 30GB) of data and even rollover up to 15GB (this used to be 25GB) at any one time. The Vodafone network is improving and my own experiences with it around Melbourne and even Sydney have been great. But it is best to ensure that you have adequate coverage wherever you live and with any network you decide to go with.

Vodafone also offer month to month plans. No contract leave when you want. 2GB for $19 (better value than prepaid), 4GB at $29 rising up to $49 for 12GB. These do offer better value then prepaid and if you do have your own USB modem then you should consider them particularly given you can leave whenever you like.