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920/1,000
independent score
EE has topped the independent league tables for eleven years straight, landing the highest score any UK network has posted going into 2026. BT Group owns it.
Plans on offer
A wider spread than most, top to bottom.
- No Frills sits at the bottom, with a speed limit attached
- Essentials Plus and above unlock EU roaming as standard
- Full Works removes the cap entirely and throws in Apple One free on iPhone
Signal and speed
Independent labs, not EE's own marketing.
- 920/1,000 in 2026 — nobody else has matched that figure
- 5G+ now reaches over 50 million people across 600-plus towns
- Aiming for 99% population coverage by the end of the decade
Going abroad
Depends heavily on which tier you're on.
- Essentials alone leaves EU roaming out, charged daily instead
- Essentials Plus folds it in for free
- Full Works adds extra non-EU destinations through a Roam Abroad pass
Moving on or in
Same Ofcom rules as everywhere else.
- PAC to 65075 keeps your number when you leave
- STAC to 75075 closes the account without porting
- Annual price changes land on 31 March, quoted in pounds and pence
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