Latest tablets on Pay Monthly contracts, including Apple iPad and Android tablets.
All tablets on Three come with 5G at no extra cost (assuming your tablet supports 5G), and cheap or inclusive roaming abroad in up to 163 Go Roam destinations. With some plans you can also get a Paramount Plus subscription included too.
Three additionally aims to provide the best value tablet deals of any mobile operator in the UK. That includes pay monthly tablets, pay as you go tablets and data only SIM plans for tablets.
Plus, Three has extensive 5G coverage and some of the highest 5G speeds according to independent tests.
Tablets offer you the chance to browse on the move and are much more portable than laptops. They are ultra-thin and weigh a lot less than laptops.
They also have larger touchscreen displays (usually from around 8 inches to over 14 inches), which makes them much easier to use than smartphones and better for serious productivity. Many users buy them to use at home on their couch while watching TV.
The larger displays present on tablet devices - compared to smartphones – also makes them excellent for watching movies on the go.
Modern tablets also enable you to undertake many of the tasks previously limited to laptops and desktop PCs, with the benefit of being more affordable.
Buying a tablet on a Pay Monthly contract lowers the amount you have to pay upfront for the device itself and gets you a data allowance to use each month on your new tablet. Tablet contracts are a great way to get your hands on the latest device without having to splash out as much upfront.
Are you mostly planning to use your tablet in the home on your Wi-Fi network? Then you might want to consider a Pay As You Go tablet which gives you the flexibility to buy a top up as and when you need to use data!
Tablets are in essence like over-sized smartphones, and they rose to prominence when Apple launched the Apple iPad. There are many tablets available including the iPad Pro 11-inch 2024, the iPad Pro 13-inch 2024, the iPad Air 11-inch 2024, the iPad Air 13-inch 2024, the iPad 10.9, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, and many more.
Tablets enable you to undertake many of the tasks possible on desktop PCs using a touch-screen display – or you can even pair them with a physical keyboard or a stylus to enhance their productivity potential. Many industry experts see tablets as a replacement for laptops and we tend to agree – although, the two could co-exist.
Mobile operators have been keen to take advantage of the tablet revolution and now offer a number of 4G and 5G-enabled tablets on their networks, so unlike with most computers you’re not limited to a Wi-Fi connection. After all, tablets are portable devices which makes them perfect for browsing on the move on a 5G or 4G network.
The initial thing you need to decide is if you want a Wi-Fi only tablet, or one that supports Wi-Fi and mobile data. Wi-Fi only tablets connect straight to a home Wi-Fi network and are perfect for those mostly planning to use their tablet in the home, while 4G and 5G tablets can be used anywhere you can get a mobile signal and are perfect for those who will be using their tablet out and about.
Of course you can add versatility to a Wi-Fi tablet by also getting a mobile broadband device, thereby allowing you to get online with it even when there’s no Wi-Fi available. If you know you’ll want to do this then a 4G or 5G tablet is typically a better choice, but some tablets only come in Wi-Fi configurations.
There is a wide range of tablets available on the market, including Apple iPads, Android tablets and Windows tablets. So you might want to pick one that fits your current ecosystem.
