Friends,
I've recently seen Kogan 365 day plan - 143.60 per 365 days. 3GB per 30 days.
Currently I'm on amaysim 10$ - 1 GB a month including unlimited national calls/texts.
Looking to port to above kogan plan due to 3 gb. Any ideas, experiences,suggestions regarding Kogan signal quality or coverage around Melbourne city & suburbs.
Thanks for your time.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/372769 Try this to test the quality in your areas. I got this and found it was significantly better than the Coles mobile (Optus) service I was on. It worked better in many areas, and I was never that disappointed by the original service in the first place.
From what I know, Amaysim is on the Optus network and Kogan on the Vodafone network.
Family member of mine used Kogan on monthly plans a couple times over the past year. They said data speed was poor.
Easy fix.
1 - Purchase a SIM card and 23GB for 30 days introductory offer for a measly $4.90 as it will come with a new mobile number.
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-mobile-prepaid-voucher-co…
2 - Insert this into your phone (3 in one SIM as it will cater for all types of SIM)
3 - Use it for 30 days
4 - If you are happy over the 30 days, then port over.
I understand that your current number may be restricted for use on your current mobile with a new SIM, however if you want to test this, periodically remove your current and insert the Kogan SIM at your common locations to see reception/data.
Cheers
I'm on Kogan mobile in Melbourne.
Its good in the Melbourne metro area - its horrible out in the country. Basically expect to never get 3G or 4G in the country.
4G in the metro area is quick & reliable.
No complaints from me - I used to be on Vodafone back in the day when they were completely crap, its a million times better now.
I did once cross the Nullarbor with Vodafone. I didn't get a drop of reception between Port Augusta, SA and Norseman, WA.. I understand its the Nullarbor but seriously.. Ceduna? Maybe one rest stop along the way?…
Vodafone vs Optus coverage is what it comes down to, basically.
You'll have to do your own research as to what works best for you.