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Need a new laptop? Several broadband providers are currently offering a laptop as part of a broadband offer. Find out which ones, here.

Broadband providers offering laptops with broadband

Click on the broadband provider names for more information or to sign up:  

• AOL. Their home broadband package AOL Broadband Wireless Plus comes with a free laptop. The broadband package is £19.99/month for up to 8Mbps and a 40GB monthly usage allowance. 24 month contract. Please note, this is wireless broadband but not mobile broadband.
  
  
• Vodafone. They are offering a FREE Netbook worth £299 with Vodafone Mobile Broadband. You can get speeds of up to 7.2Mbps. Packages available are 1GB monthly usage for £25/month or 3GB monthly usage for £30/month. The FREE Netbook comes with built-in Vodafone Mobile Broadband - open the lid and you’re online in seconds, just close the lid when you’re done. No separate modem is needed.
  
  
• Orange. The Orange Mobile Broadband with Laptop package includes a laptop worth £299 and a free dongle. You can get speeds of up to 1.8Mbps and there's a 3GB usage allowance. £25 a month. 24 month contract.
  
  
• Three. This 3 Mobile Broadband package comes with HP 530 Notebook laptop worth £329. Up to 2.8Mbps. 5GB usage allowance. 24 month contract. £30 a month.
  
  
• Three. This 3 Mobile Broadband package comes with HP 2133 mini-note PC Laptop worth £399. Up to 2.8Mbps. 5GB usage allowance. 24 month contract. £35 a month.
  
  
• Three. This 3 Mobile Broadband package comes with HP Pavilion dv6910 PC Laptop worth £599. Up to 2.8Mbps. 5GB usage allowance. 24 month contract. £40 a month. Requires £49.99 one-off payment.

Carphone Warehouse - The Carphone Warehouse is currently offering a free laptop with several broadband packages from broadband providers including TalkTalk, 3, T Mobile, Orange and AOL. 

Is there a downside? If a broadband provider is including a free laptop that you get to keep at the end of your contract, you will often have to sign up for a longer contract (18 or 24 months). Also there may be a laptop delivery charge. So check the small print. 

First published  17 August 2008. Please note that blog posts remain live, and any offers or information may no longer be current when you view this page.

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