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three great plans for surfing on the move

Small

perfect for occasional use
  • 500MB monthly allowance

Medium

ideal for regular browsing
  • 2GB monthly allowance
  • unlimited WiFi through BT Openzone

Large

great for surfing a lot
  • 5GB monthly allowance
  • unlimited WiFi through BT Openzone
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grab an exclusive £5 monthly discount

If you're already on Orange pay monthly, pay as you go or a home broadband customer, we're offering you an exclusive £5 monthly discount for mobile broadband.

Just call 0800 079 2000 to take up this great offer.

£5 monthly discount

get online on the go

instant internet access at your fingertips
plan
name
  monthly
allowance
device
choice
monthly
   cost
Small 1 month see 18 month plans 500MB anytime
£12.50 Out of stock
Small 18 months 500MB anytime
£10.00 Out of stock
Medium 1 month see 18 month plans 2GB anytime unlimited BT Openzone WiFi*
£17.50 Out of stock
Medium 18 months 2GB anytime unlimited BT Openzone WiFi*
£15.00 Out of stock
Large 1 month see 18 month plans 5GB anytime unlimited BT Openzone WiFi*
£30.00 Out of stock
Large 18 months 5GB anytime unlimited BT Openzone WiFi*
£25.00 Out of stock
    • Out of bundle usage costs £3 per day.
    • Roaming: European Union countries cost £3.07 per MB while the Rest of the World costs £8 per MB.
    * A fair usage policy of 3GB a month applies to BT Openzone WiFi.
get unlimited public WiFi with this Dolphin plan through BT OpenZone. Go to our Help & Support section to find out more.

find BT OpenZone hotspot

which monthly allowance?

To help you select the right plan, here's what you can do online each
day with:

500MB =
35 emails + 45 mins browsing + 3 mins on YouTube™ a day
1GB =
35 emails + 1.5 hrs browsing + 6 mins on YouTube™ a day
3GB =
35 emails + 2 hrs browsing + 6 mins on YouTube™ a day
+ 5 audio tracks + 40 mins of internet radio a day

Guidance only. Based on daily usage.

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dongles and mobile WiFi

discover two easy ways to connect

Orange E173 dongle

Orange E173 dongle plug in for instant internet access
  • use with a PC or Mac
  • use it at home or on the go
  • plug into USB port

device cost:

FREE on selected plans
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Huawei E367 dongle

Huawei E367 dongle boost your connection
  • uses HSPA+ technology
  • use it at home or on the go
  • high-performance antenna

device cost:

FREE on selected plans
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Orange Mobile WiFi

Orange Mobile WiFi a bubble of WiFi
  • use it at home or on the go
  • connect up to 5 WiFi devices
  • no need for a USB port or wires

device cost:

FREE on selected plans
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All prices include VAT unless otherwise stated

European Union (EU) countries

Here's a list of all the EU countries, so you know which roaming charges will apply when you're travelling abroad.

  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Bulgaria
  • Cyprus
  • Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • The Irish Republic
  • Italy
  • Latvia
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Malta
  • The Netherlands
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Romania
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Spain (excluding the Canary Islands)
  • Sweden
  • United Kingdom (excluding the Channel Islands)

why add a data bundle?

If you need more data each month than you have in your plan, you can add a 1GB data bundle for £10.21 a month. Take a look at our guide below to work out roughly how much data you’ll need..

how long is it for?

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As long as you need it – you can cancel your data bundle at any time. Any changes will start from your next billing date.

how do I add a data bundle?

Once you’ve picked your device and plan, you’ll be given the option to add the 1GB data bundle to your order.

what you can do each day over a month Small 500MB Medium 2GB Large 5GB
  • Guidance only. Based on daily usage.
  • *We've based this information on averages, e.g. an average-sized photo attachment.
emails(some with attachments*) 35+ 35+ 35+
web browsing(without video) 45 minutes + 1.5 hours + 2 hours +
YouTube™(standard resolution) 3 minutes 6 minutes 6 minutes+
music downloads -- -- 5 tracks+
internet radio streaming -- -- 40 minutes

jargon buster

From getting to grips with gigabytes to making sense of RAM, our handy jargon buster is here to help.

  • open:what is 3G?

    3G refers to the third generation mobile network.

  • open:what is 3G+?

    3G+ is what we call HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) and HSUPA (High Speed Uplink Packet Access). They're mobile protocols which give an increased network performance for a better customer experience.

  • open:what is HSDPA?

    High Speed Downlink Packet Access. HSDPA comes in a number of different speeds e.g. 1.8, 3.6 and 7.2Mbps. In the near future it will also be possible to reach 14.4Mbps and beyond.

  • open:what is HSUPA?

    High Speed Uplink Packet Access. As well as downloading data from the internet, you may need to upload data (such as pictures) on to a social networking site. HSUPA enables you to do this very quickly via the 3G network.

  • open:what is Mbps?

    Mbps stands for megabits per second: the speed data is transferred from one source to another.

  • open:what is a MicroSD card?

    A MicroSD card is a removable Flash memory card. SD stands for Secure Digital, which means you can safely store data (such as photos) on it.

  • open:why are processor speeds important?

    The main part of a computer is the processor or CPU: the central processing unit. This unit carries out the instructions of a computer program (e.g. Microsoft® Word) and all other functions. The faster the processor speed, the faster your computer will perform these instructions or functions.

  • open:RAM

    RAM is short for 'random access memory': a type of data storage (commonly known as the computer memory).