• Unlimited calls & texts. All to use within NZ
• Valid for new and existing Kogan mobile customers

MEDIUM(kogan.com) 4.0Gb ($13.15) per 30 days
LARGE(kogan.com) 15.0Gb ($20.55) per 30 days
EXTRA LARGE(kogan.com) 34Gb ($27.12) per 30 days

• Personal use only.
• Discount provided is based on standard pricing for Medium, Large and Extra Large 365 Day Plan (Medium – $250, Large $330, Extra Large $490).
• Plans will auto-renew at the standard price at the end of the first year.
• Offer available on Kogan Mobile Prepay MEDIUM, LARGE and EXTRA LARGE 365 Day plans purchased before 11:59pm NZST 07/02/2023 unless sold out prior or extended.
• Not available for commercial or resale purposes.
• Vouchers expire at 11:59pm NZST on 31/03/2023.
• Only one voucher can be used per activation or recharge.
• Vouchers do not stack.
• Vouchers cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotional offers.

some discussion on Cheapies

swapped my wife and kids to kogan.  so much cheaper.  just buy them a years worth at xmas time.  sorted.

I'm searching every post on the forum about kogan. Is there any catch with them? How can they be that much cheaper than the other providers?

GSManiac: Very good. Can’t wait to move to the XL plan when my renewal comes up.

I wonder how much renewal time coincide with discount offers 

gzjdoe:

 

I'm searching every post on the forum about kogan. Is there any catch with them? How can they be that much cheaper than the other providers?

 

I've been with them for a while. The following spring to mind:

• No outbound special (four-digit) SMS codes (receive works fine), video calling, international calling (except I think Aus?) or anything else that would normally chew up some extra credit or turn up as an extra charge on the next bill. Everything is paid for 100% up front. Probably makes billing a lot simpler for them.
• No rollover, unmetered data times, or other sweeteners. Use it or lose it.
• Haven't needed to contact support, but the others are supposedly hopeless enough that I doubt there's a difference.
• No stores or other fanciness.

Otherwise, there's nothing super major.

gzjdoe:

 

I'm searching every post on the forum about kogan. Is there any catch with them? How can they be that much cheaper than the other providers?

 

no catch

only need to make sure you have vodafone reception

i am trialling kogan and reception where i am and everywhere i go is terrible. in Dunedin. will be going back to Skinny/Spark at the end of the year.

could be my phone but it's a S22 Ultra generic (from Samsung NZ)

Batman:

 

gzjdoe:

 

I'm searching every post on the forum about kogan. Is there any catch with them? How can they be that much cheaper than the other providers?

 

 

no catch

 

only need to make sure you have vodafone reception

 

i am trialling kogan and reception where i am and everywhere i go is terrible. in Dunedin. will be going back to Skinny/Spark at the end of the year.

 

could be my phone but it's a S22 Ultra generic (from Samsung NZ)

 

I'm in Wellington, and had been with Vodafone once when I had my previous work pay for my contract and they seem to be fine here. But I remember when I was with 2degrees (10+ years ago so my memory is a bit vague) and I think they were on Vodafone's network back then and I didn't have a good experience.

It's tempting to YOLO and pay a year upfront on their prices, but I don't want to get stuck on a bad deal, specially since I'm buying for the entire family (4 people, all currently happy on Skinny).

SomeoneSomewhere:

 

gzjdoe:

 

I'm searching every post on the forum about kogan. Is there any catch with them? How can they be that much cheaper than the other providers?

 

 

I've been with them for a while. The following spring to mind:

 

• No outbound special (four-digit) SMS codes (receive works fine), video calling, international calling (except I think Aus?) or anything else that would normally chew up some extra credit or turn up as an extra charge on the next bill. Everything is paid for 100% up front. Probably makes billing a lot simpler for them.
• No rollover, unmetered data times, or other sweeteners. Use it or lose it.
• Haven't needed to contact support, but the others are supposedly hopeless enough that I doubt there's a difference.
• No stores or other fanciness.

Otherwise, there's nothing super major.

 

I'm currently on Skinny, so can't reply to special SMS 4 digit codes already. What mobile provider does video calling? I suppose you're not talking about WhatsApp or FaceTime here?