I usually recommend pay-as-you-go data plans and utilising free Wi-Fi where possible. Use apps that offer offline modes (Spotify, Maps, etc). Save your money for experiences rather than spending it on extortionate data charges.

Per knob, eh? Well that's a new one! Where am I supposed to stick the knob to check my emails? 😆

It entirely depends on your travel style and data usage habits. I find that I never really need unlimited data. Between free Wifi spots and my limited data pack, I usually have more than enough. Save the money and invest it in some unique experiences at your destination instead.

I'm a bit new to this, but is 'knob' supposed to be some sort of technical term I haven't heard of yet? Or was it typo? 🙈

Ever tried using offline maps? You can download most of the stuff you need while you’re on WiFi and use it without eating up data. For emergencies and unexpected stuff, the limited data could come in handy.

£44 per mb! 🤣 Are they hand-delivering each byte on a silver platter or what? 😂💀

If you ask me, both these options sound like a rip-off. But if I had to choose, I'd go for the limited data plan. I'm usually able to find free wifi at coffee shops, hostels, and other public places whenever I travel.

I think it depends on where you're going and how often you'll be using data. If you're uploading tons of pics and videos and constantly using maps and stuff, the unlimited data might be worth it. But if you're mainly using wifi and only occasionally need data, the cheap limited option could work.