Optus Launches No Contract Mobile Plans + Optus One with 500GB Data

jimbobaus on 25/11/2019 - 09:31
Last edited 25/11/2019 - 09:31

Optus have jumped on the month to month plan + pay off handset bandwagon

$39 10GB
$49 60GB
$59 100GB
$79 120GB

Month to Month
Handsets paid off over 12, 24 or 36 months (walk away any time and just pay out remaining handset installments)
Ability to Share Data with other numbers on your account.
Unlimited National Calls and SMS
Unlimnited international talk and text to 35 countries (on $49 plan or above)
Apple Music (6 months) and Optus Sport (on $49 plan or above)
Roaming Offers on $59 plan or above

Optus unveils Optus One – the ultimate Optus experience

Optus has announced Optus One – a new plan offering:

• Dedicated One-to-One Personal Care
• Generous Plan inclusions for use at home and when you travel
• Network Priority
• Exclusive Content on Optus Sport
• Optus One Perks
• OPTU5G Ready*

One-to-One Care provides customers with their own dedicated 24/7 Optus One expert, with a unique number to call or SMS anytime so they are personally taken care of.

In addition, Optus One offers generous and attractive plan features such as:

• No lock-in contract
• 500GB data
• 10GB overseas roaming data to Zone 1 destinations
• Unlimited standard national talk and text
• Unlimited standard international talk and text to 35 selected destinations
• Flexible device payment options (outright or pay over 12, 24 or 36 months)

Optus One is available for $119/mth on a month-to-month plan

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Comments

  • plapic on 25/11/2019 - 11:28

    I'm hoping they might have some EOY deals on their pay your device prices.

  • Platinumtelecom on 25/11/2019 - 15:57

    If you are currently on a plan with Optus, they will let you break the contract without fees, you will just need to pay your device.

    • monarocv8 on 25/11/2019 - 19:01

      I wonder if that applies to someone on a 12m SIM Only plan?
      The Choose/Build your own plan idea is good in theory, but in practice it's a shame that choosing removing 40GB of data from the $59 plan (ie 100GB down to 60GB) results in no change of price, and changing from Unlimited International to 500mins or to 0mins removes just $1 or $2/month - so you end up dropping 40GB of data and the international inclusions, and save $2.

  • DazS on 26/11/2019 - 11:10

    So they seem to have gotten rid of the option to pay $149 to upgrade your device after being on a plan for 12 months. I always found that useful and reasonable.

    There is a trade in page, but that says it ended two days ago. https://www.optus.com.au/shop/mobile/deals/trade-in

    • expatOz on 27/11/2019 - 04:34

      That was my first thought too. $149 was quite reasonable.

    • nushydude on 30/11/2019 - 22:20

      used to be $100 couple of years ago.

  • [Deactivated] on 26/11/2019 - 11:46
    +1

    Nothing special. x_X

    Makes me wonder what type of consumer is Optus targeting. Maybe we will soon find out whether they provide better 5G experience than Telstra? Historically we have seen it isn't possible, but you never know.

  • sickre on 01/12/2019 - 01:06

    Looks like a price increase. No phone subsidies anymore.

    I guess we have to payup to fund the 5G buildout.

    Ironically people won't be getting 5G phones since they aren't subsidised…

    Lucky I got 4x $40 80GB plans.

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