EE's 60GB SIM-only mega deal: it’s back, please don’t miss out this time

Don't miss your chance to get a huge 60GB data a month for a tiny price

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Who'da thunk it? EE is bringing back its fantastic SIM-only deal that we last saw making waves during the January sales (opens in new tab). There are plenty of options if you're set for a phone and just after a better pay-monthly deal, like this one from Smarty that gives you 30GB of data for £10 per month (opens in new tab).

But if you go hard on your data, you'll be hard pressed to find anyone offering a stonking 60GB for just £20 (opens in new tab), which is exactly what EE is offering up. The network is the fastest in the UK (opens in new tab) and you definitely pay for privilege. So if you the chance pops up for a great deal paired with great speeds, you should take a look: 

EE SIM-only | 60GB data | Unlimited mins & texts | £20 per month | 18-month plan | Available now at EE (opens in new tab)

EE SIM-only | 60GB data | Unlimited mins & texts | £20 per month | 18-month plan | Available now at EE (opens in new tab)
This deal is a steal, giving you a massive amount of data for just £20 per month. Usually SIM-only deals tie you in for either 12 or 24 months, but if you sign up for this bargain, you're on board for 18, which is worth noting. 

More EE SIM-only deals 

We can't stress how great this deal is on this network. Vodafone is running data deals (opens in new tab) until February 24 but even with its triple data bundles, you'll still be paying £30 per month for 60GB of data. 

Of course, if you're not a data hog, or just want to keep your monthly costs down, there are SIM-only deals (opens in new tab) out there from as little as £4 per month. And if you need a new phone to pop it in, we're rounded up the best cheap phones (opens in new tab), the best Android phones (opens in new tab), as well as the best Samsung Galaxy S20 deals (opens in new tab) if you're looking to upgrade.

Shabana Arif

Shabana worked at T3.com as News Editor covering tech and gaming, and has been writing about video games for almost a decade (and playing them since forever). She's had bylines at major gaming sites during her freelance career before settling down here at T3, and has podcasts, streaming, and video content under her belt to boot. Outside of work, she also plays video games and should really think about expanding her hobbies. If you have any tech or gaming tips, shoot over an email or DM her on social media.