$350 for 300GB
300GB (165GB + 135GB activation bonus) on activation only with 12 months expiry when you activate on a Pre-Paid Mobile Plan. Future recharges include 165GB. Activate by 6 October 2025. For use in Australia.
"Orders will be shipped via Express Post on the same day they are placed. Tracking information will be provided in the confirmation email."
Critical Information Summary Via Telstra
https://www.telstra.com.au/help/critical-information-summari…
Wish we had a Boost deal without cashback.
There are plenty without cashback, almost everywhere it is $240-250. See if you can price beat in Officeworks & you can get a 5% discount.
Rip off
This is the same item as cheaper Boost ones except with Telstra tag & probably lesser international calls. Can't believe they capped the speed limits on this
Yeah, I'm surprised that it's also capped - I'd expect that from wholesalers (and Boost), but not if you go with the source itself (i.e. Telstra) - pretty disappointing to see that
Can't believe they capped the speed limits on this
I've googled about whether Boost has a cap and this is the info provided…
Boost Mobile offers 5G access on all its plans, but with speed caps that vary by plan. Most plans have a 150Mbps or 250Mbps download speed cap on both 4G and 5G networks, while some plans offer uncapped speeds according to Boost Mobile. 5G coverage is available in selected areas and requires a compatible device according to Boost Mobile.
Here's a breakdown of Boost Mobile's 5G speeds:
150Mbps Speed Cap:
Applies to many plans, including those with 12-month expiry and some 28-day recharges.
Can someone confirm if Boost has the same cap?
Can this be used in a tablet
Showing as $299 on the site
showing $299 plus charging $15 for the express post. the deal does not match with what is posted here
$298.95 delivered here with code PWE100
Edit: How convenient that OP has dropped the price to $
285284 when I’ve pointed out a cheaper price is available.Are you ever going to answer about the warranty question at all?
By law and since you’re a registered business, you need to honour any warranty claims.
Seems like OP is dodging the question around warranty/return claims