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Moose mobile broadband review

Moose Mobile offers mobile broadband plans with data allowances of 1.5GB to 100GB per month.

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Moose Mobile aims to keep prices low and value high on its range of data plans for mobile devices.

Top features:

  • A wide range of data limits on mobile broadband plans
  • Powered by the Optus 4G network
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If you need data to use on the go or as a short-term replacement for a fixed-line connection, you can get up to 100GB per month from Moose Mobile. If you're willing to stick with Moose for a little longer, check out its 12-month contract plans, which offer more data for a cheaper price than its monthly plans.

Moose Mobile review: Why should you consider them?

There isn't much information on Moose Mobile out there, apart from the fact that it offers very cheap mobile plans on the Optus 4G network. Moose doesn't offer fixed-line connections, but it does provide mobile broadband on either a monthly or 12-month contract.

For sheer data-per-dollar value, Moose Mobile has some very good mobile broadband offerings, with each 1GB costing around $2 - $3, decreasing to less than $1 at higher tiers. This value increases even more if you choose to sign up for a 12-month contract (falling from $2 down to around 60c per 1GB at the highest tier).

Overall, if you need 100GB or less on a mobile broadband connection, Moose could be a great way to go, though if you're still not sure, you could try it out for a month or two before locking into a long-term contract.

Is Moose Mobile right for you?

Pros

  • Competitive prices. Moose has some of the lowest prices on the market for mobile broadband.
  • Contract value. If you're sure you'll stick with Moose for a year, you can get a better deal on data by signing onto a 12-month contract.

Cons

  • No home wireless. If you're looking to use Moose as a replacement for a fixed-line connection, 100GB might not be enough for you.

The bottom line: Moose Mobile offers cheap mobile broadband plans that are particularly good value at lower data thresholds.

Moose Mobile FAQ

Do I need a new modem to sign up to Moose Mobile?

If you're buying a mobile broadband plan from Moose Mobile, you'll just need a device that can accept a SIM. This could be a phone handset, a tablet, a laptop or other device.

Are there any cancellation fees with Moose Mobile mobile broadband plans?

As long as you aren't on a contract, you can cancel your plan any time without any penalty. The early termination fee for leaving a 12-month contract ahead of time will be your monthly plan fee multiplied by the number of months remaining on your contract.

Do Moose Mobile's Internet plans include calls?

No, you won't be able to make any calls or send any texts with a Moose Mobile mobile broadband plan. However, Moose Mobile does offer a number of regular mobile plans which you can make calls with.

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