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EE promises customers 100MB of free data every month if they buy a 4G smartphone or 4G tablet for Christmas

EE is offering customers 100MB of mobile data every month if they buy a ‘pay as you go’ 4G smartphone or 4G tablet for Christmas. The offer is open until 28th December 2014 for smartphone purchases and 31st January 2015 for tablets.

In addition, the network is selling the Alcatel ONE TOUCH Pop 7S for £99.99, describing it as the UK’s most affordable 4G tablet. It’s an Android device with a 1.2GHz quad-core processor, a 7-inch screen and 8GB of expandable storage.

Christopher Traggio, Director of Pay As You Go for EE, said “The Christmas sales have come early this year for those shopping for a new Pay As You Go smartphone or tablet. With the most affordable 4G tablet in the UK, plus free data each and every month on the UK’s biggest and fastest network, we’re helping customers purchase a gift that will keep on giving, long after the festive season is over.”

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