Pros
- Flexible plans you can use across different devices.
- Data banking up to 500GB of unused data.
- Access to Vodafone’s 5G network.
Cons
- Only three plans available to choose from.
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How we picked theseLebara has been operating in Australia since 2009. Although it was bought out by Vodafone in 2016 it continues to offer a range of mobile-focused services. It has three mobile broadband plans ranging from 30GB to 90GB of data and generally last until the end of the month.
For their price, Lebara's plans give a great amount of data, with each 1GB costing just over $1. The fact that they come as a prepaid SIM means you can stick them into whatever device is most convenient for you, be it your laptop or tablet. Just remember that you will need a device in order to make use of it and these SIMs won't give you any ability to call or text.
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