Infinite Data Monthly Plans $40/$45/$55/$65/$120 (Capped @ 2Mbps 30GB/40GB | 10Mbps 60/100GB | 25Mbps 150GB) @ Vodafone

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Vodafone have released new 'Infinite' plans today - when exceeding your data allowance, you get shaped to 2Mbps/10Mbps/25Mbps.
(previous plans were 1.5Mbps regardless of spend, and Telstra only offers 1.5Mbps

As with the majority of plans today, these are SIM-only plans that are month-to-month - move at any time, or after the 12 months discount period ends.

Lite is 2Mbps, Super is 10Mbps, Ultra is 25Mbps after your "Max Speed" data allowance is used

Lite – 30GB/$40
Lite+ – 40GB/$45
Super – 60GB/$55
Super+ – 100GB/$65
Ultra – 150GB/$120

Additional offer for new Vodafone customers (or existing customers adding a new service)

Save $120 over 12 months when you sign up to this plan. That's $10/mth off plan fees for 12 months. New services only. Offer ends 13/10/20 unless extended. T&C apply.

(for those eyeing off the $120/150GB/25Mbps plan to replace their home internet…)

Tethering permitted but for personal devices only and not as a substitute for a home internet service.

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  cloudie9 on 24/09/2020 - 22:52

  +1

  Honestly saying, this deal is ok for those who wants to go over the cap, otherwise, I rather have cheaper full speed package, where I just recently signed up for $35 (after $10 credit/month) for 50gb data.

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  Markusaus on 24/09/2020 - 23:18

  +1

  Does anyone else find Vodafone 4g internet terribly slow in Sydney recently? I am using a prepaid phone sim plan in an ipad at the moment and it almost unusable as it hangs at around 50% of a website page load. It can stay at 50% for minutes and even if I try refreshing the page it does not help. I can resolve the issue quite easily by turning on my vpn with a Sydney server which means I am not using Vodafone crap DNS server or whatever else is at fault

  Anyway Telstra 4g sims when slowed to 1.5mbps are capable of playing Netflix at std def perfectly. I think their plan might be better for this reason.

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    sydracing on 25/09/2020 - 07:45

    Yes, you’re right. I got full 4 bars signal shown on iPhone, that means a best 4G connection on Vodafone network. Then the Speedtest results are horrible, 3M/s download/10M/s upload. Location is St Leonards NSW.

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      cloudie9 on 25/09/2020 - 07:47

      Aside from crappy download speed, I reckoned Vodafone is the cheapest in terms of postpaid with full fledge features, i.e. eSim and Apple Watch eSim support. Can't find any cheaper postpaid services than $35/month promo with reasonable download quota I reckoned?

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  pzhon on 24/09/2020 - 23:43

  Vodafone is now a history due to its unreasonable plan rates. Wrong price strategy leads it getting less customers. Rarely see people around me using Vodafone.

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  danielh on 24/09/2020 - 23:45

  Where I live (Camberwell, VIC) I can only get at max about 8.66 Mbps according to Speedtest anyway. To be honest, with the whole lockdown thing happening I have barely even used my phone 4g downloads anyway. Considering I might even be working from home more next year, I do not think getting any of the higher plans will be even worth it for me.
  Also, the Red overseas options used to be a big seller for me but with overseas travel looking to be nixed for quite a while, I might just consider going with Telstra/Optus if they have a better plan with better coverage.

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  Italkdigital on 25/09/2020 - 01:23

  +3

  Telstras speed throttled 1.5Mbps has been fine for streaming on my Fetch Mighty boxes with catchup also trialed Foxtel Now same overall good with the odd occasional second or so caching

  So Vodafone's super plan 60GB/$55 speed throttled @ 10Mbps would be fantastic as an unlimited mobile data service (aka home internet), well their Lite plan 30GB/$40 speed throttled @ 2Mbps might be ok also depending i guess 4G reception etc were you live etc plus and how good there data service is compared to Telstras,.. With the bonus $10 discount for 12 months not bad something to consider

  Saying that I'm happy with my 3x Telstra extra small data plans I got on an Ozbargain deal costing me nothing for 9 months (with $45 cashback) and plan discounted by Telstra by $10 so only costing me $5 a month for 12 months minus some extra bonus blunders haved by Telstra on these plans (certainly deserve they've been hopeless and annoying at times)

  Sorry had too brag anyone else got the above Telstra deal,.. past Telstra deal here 🤑🤪😂😃👍

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    ozhunter68 on 28/09/2020 - 23:45

    I jumped on that Telstra $5 deal you mention above I was too quick and missed out on the $45 cashback lol.

    Still great as about 1.5Mbps is all I get here anyway most times this year with Telstra.

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  mdcsooty on 25/09/2020 - 05:57

  Telstra 4G is unusable at home less than 1Mbps so i have Optus for my iPad and get Optus sport thrown in 50GB/$25 @ 81Mbps month, then phone is Vodafone 10GB now with bonus 40GB/$30month @ 114Mbps and 26GB in databank, in Southern Sydney, works for me.

  The unlimited might be nice when kids stream Netflix and play Minecraft/Roblox but normally they need to get off devices anyway…

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  ZeeFlyingMonkey on 25/09/2020 - 10:18

  +1

  In absolute fairness, this seems like a fairly decent deal, but Vodafone could offer this service for free to me and I wouldn't accept … will never deal with them again, had a bad experience in the early 2000's.

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    kml22 on 25/09/2020 - 11:48

    +1

    Same here, the only reason why their network recover from Vodafail because so many left their network, so their network has the capacity to handle the small amount of user.
    The problem with Vodafone is their customer service is really bad, their network coverage is also bad, especially if you're going to the coast.

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  taoz on 06/10/2020 - 11:42

  Does anyone have experience with the throttled speed on Vodafone?
  I know it varies alot depending location.

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    undead on 10/10/2020 - 10:09

    I get 10 Mbps up and 10 Mbps down at the shaped speed with this plan. I am near Eastgardens in Sydney. I love it.

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      taoz on 10/10/2020 - 10:50

      Nice, I'm in South east melb, so unsure how it is local to me..
      Was hoping to use for streaming really as hotspot

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        undead on 10/10/2020 - 16:12

        I hotspot the phone to a laptop connected to a tv to watch Kayo. Works great.

        Kayo is way more demanding than Netflix, Binge etc. I've tried them too and they work perfectly.

        That was the reason I got the SIM (Kayo).

        Maybe you could get a prepaid Vodafone SIM and try it out.

        If it works okay in your area then you might be alright with one of these plans at the shaped speed.

        If its no good, at the end of the month port back to your current network.

        That was my thinking on the whole thing before I signed up.

        Peace out Melbourne :-)

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          taoz on 10/10/2020 - 17:07

          @undead: Cheers

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  AlienC on 09/12/2020 - 18:15

  Considering this so I can use steam link anywhere on mobile on the train bus and work.

  I think I did something like 400mb in 35 minutes so for every hour of gameplay it's going to be over 750mb maybe even more.

  If I play 2-3 hours on phone every day and the occasional Netflix and YouTube could end up being 5-8gb per day on weekdays at least so 20-32gb per month.

  Boost mobile 240gb $240-$300 12 month unlimited calls is what I'm using now and it's doing alright but I think I need double the data to be safe and not hit the max too early.

  Anyone know any other high data plans or if anyone else offers unlimited mobile data.

  I think I only need about 5mbps to have a decent stream I could try it with 2mbps but the stream might get grainy then.

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    Steptoe on 09/12/2020 - 20:37

    If you can dual-SIM add a Telstra S Data Plan at $15 ($25-$10credit) for an extra 20GB full speed, and shaped data for the rest of uses.

    The Boost plan is 300GB with bonus data (~25GB per month)

    So 45GB at full speed plus peace of mind data for everything else.

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      AlienC on 10/12/2020 - 21:47

      Sounds like a plan.

      How does dual simming work I have never tried it.

      Do I have to switch between the two or does it work in tandem automatically?

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        srhardy on 30/08/2022 - 10:44

        Andriod mobiles are often dual sim, apple have dual sim, one is physical and the other an eSIM

        If the phone has dual sim support you get 2 SIM signal icons and you can set each
        SIM1 (on/off ~ wificalling/volte/mobile data & wifi connection/sharing hotspot)
        SIM2 (on/off ~ wificalling/volte/mobile data & wifi connection/sharing hotspot)

        Say SIM 1 is a normal $10 a month 2gb data deal & SIM 2 is a $15 5gb DATA SIM, slow to 1.5mbs unlimited
        You could turn off data on SIM1 saving it and set data on SIM2 as ON and even hotspot it via WIFI so your ipad and laptop can use the data.

        Keeping the 2gb to rool over until you dont have data/sim coverage and then you can turn off SIM1 data and used your accumulated data

        Since TELSTRA have the best coverage, you can buy the basic data sim for SIM2 and for sim1 either vodafone/optus or MNVO with rollover for SIM1
        A trick is make sure SIM1 sim has VoLTE so you can use the telstra data as a hotspot and then calls from SIM1 will use SIM2 hotspot WIFI to route a call even if you have no SIM1 coverage (and assuming the second sim is telstra and it does have coverage) ~ A variaation of this trick is used to do calls back to OZ when roaming overseas with a local SIM2 with data, routing WiFicalling calls SIM1 over the SIM2 Data. Its a fiddle and im no expert but it can be done!

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  Neoika on 31/01/2021 - 11:52

  "Hi, You've used all your available data. You have infinite data at speeds of up to 1.5Mbps to keep you connected until expiry, and your speed will be reduced in about an hour. To find out more about speeds of up to 1.5Mbps, head to www.vodafone.com.au/prepaidspeed To check your balance, reply 'BAL' or head to My Vodafone at www.vodafone.com.au/myvodafone Thanks, Your Vodafone Team."

  Fro prepaid plans, after you use up all the data, you still have about 1 hour with no speed limit. It could be similar with postpaid plans.

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  srhardy on 30/08/2022 - 10:32

  +2

  this post needs to be marked expired but as a FYI the TOP UNLIMITED PLAN is now $65 after a $20 a month credit is applied and despite the 30gb tethering scare, it is in fact UNLIMITED SPEED DATA (4g I got around 60MBS and 5g I got 160MBS) and it never, ever slowed irrespective of the amount if data pulled down. A REP privately said this is only for when roaming overseas (done not know if this will be applied domestically when the Telstra roaming agreement kicks but but thought or hoped not)

  So Vodafone bundling, data sharing, volte/wifi-calling and $5 a day roaming overseas on offer (30gb limit roaming)

  Its a good plan and worthy of thought. The equilivent is FELIX $35 a month now with VoLTE 4G at last as i can attest but at 20Mbs speed cap.

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    [Deactivated] on 22/09/2022 - 15:23

    signed up for a voda account to use on an upcoming trip after reading this. they support esim so i was able to convert the voda sim to esim in my iphone and then put my boost sim back in and use it as dual-sim.

    from what i’ve read this means that “wifi calling” will work with my boost number via the voda data