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andywrob
26th Jun 2007 Reviewer rating:
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Good Points: Ordering the Orange website data card was a cinch on the orange.co.uk website. Usual credit checks which we all hate. I opted for the Business Everywhere 45 tariff, which is 12 months at £45+VAT for 1GB unlimited, and the superb Orange card is FREE, its the Sierra Aircard 850 which comes with a sim card too (Thank god). There was no doubt that I found very few blackspots, it worked even with my old USB1 laptop, and the only place it did not work was while driving through the Mersey Tunnel, but then (passenger or not) one should not be too demanding.
Bad Points: Genuinely no bad points, which I realise is not very constructive.
At £45 + VAT per month though, make sure you use it!
General comments: Orange are OK when you go over your 1gb limit, obviously you need a program like Bandwidth Monitor Pro to keep tabs of all your uploads, downloads. You will receive a warning email if you go over, but this is simply an advice email.
Out of the four air cards I have, this would genuinely be the one I would recommend, mainly because of the UK coverage that Orange have achieved.
Despite criticisms on their service, I have always found getting through to Orange not bad at all, and they are always very helpful.
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bsandhu1980 12th Dec 2005
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I have had both a Vodafone and Orange datacard trial now, and I have found the Orange Card to be much better, faster and easier to use. I think the Vodafone tariffs might be a tad cheaper, but overall the coverage for Orange is fantastic. I have used the card whilst on the train, in a car, at home, in the office, in a field, everywhere. It's brilliant, I'd never go back!- Read bsandhu1980's review (98 words)
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VinnyP
24th Nov 2005 Reviewer rating:
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Installation of Orange Mobile Office 3G is straightforwards and the new software/firmware is much improved but it can still cause some problems (eg occasionally it refuses to start before a reboot) and its overly fancy. Why can't it just connect without having to launch a browser? It has the best 3G coverage in the UK and the speeds are impressive 200 KBs + once it gets going. There is some latency but that is a 3G problem known as cell breathing.- Read VinnyP's review (106 words)
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Bubabaah
14th Dec 2004 Reviewer rating:
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I popped an Orange Mobile Office 3G data card in my laptop and simply can't fault it. My laptop is now free to roam wherever it likes and I can check my emails anytime. Not tried out the competition so can't comment in that respect, but this little beauty does everything I wanted it to.- Read Bubabaah's review (55 words)
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Orange Mobile Office 3G data card ? The Register
Let's start with the way the cards look, ... Just like the Vodafone card, the Orange Mobile Office Card should give you a maximum transfer speed of 384Kbps with a 3G connection, but I didn't once manage
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The reason for the drop in tarrif price was increased competition, and with this in mind I thought that I better look at the Orange 3G data card, snappily named the Mobile Office Card.
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Vodafone obviously needs a healthy dose of competition, and that has now arrived following the launch in July of Orange's 3G Mobile Office Card. ... VAT) and data at £2 per megabyte.
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Orange is the latest mobile phone operator to step in to the mix with its 3G data card, ... However as with all 3G cards currently on the market you?ve got to be careful with the costs involved.
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