[Deal du jour] LycaMobile is a virtual operator that offers 5G mobile plans at attractive prices. These packages are valid for 30 days, so you can change your plan at any time, or simply cancel.
What is this LycaMobile plan?
Until October 31, 2023, the Lycamobile package with 80 GB of 5G data is priced at €7.99 per month. The package is without obligation, and its price does not change. Note that every 30 days, you have the option to change your plan or cancel.
What is this LycaMobile plan?
This plan, from MVNO LycaMobile, provides you with 80 GB of 5G cellular data. This is certainly not a huge volume of data, but depending on how you use your smartphone, it is a very sufficient amount of data. You will have plenty of space to browse the net and in your applications, watch streaming videos, or even play online when you are not connected to a Wi-Fi network. Note that you also have 7 GB of data at your disposal. use in Europe or the French Overseas Territories.
This package includes unlimited calls and SMS in mainland France, but does not include MMS. Unlimited calls and SMS are also available locally from the European Union and the French Overseas Territories, and to France. Note that you are still limited to 5 hours of phone calls and 250 text messages per day.
Are these LycaMobile plans worth it?
Lycamobile is a virtual operator, which goes through Bouygues Télécom. The latter has a quality 5G network, mainly in large cities, and a 4G network which covers almost 99% of the territory. 80 GB of data in 5G, for less than €8 per month, is therefore a good deal. LycaMobile also has several other plans, from 20 GB to 250 GB of data, for prices from €5.99 to €19.99 per month, without commitment.
Subscription is done easily and quickly, using the RIO number (Operator Identity Statement), via a simple free call.
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