Top Plan of the Week: Felix Unlimited on Vodafone at $45/month
Truly unlimited data at $45 for 28 days—perfect for Australians who refuse to count their gigabytes.
Unlimited data without the asterisk
Based on our latest catalogue, Felix Unlimited stands out this week as the standout domestic plan for anyone tired of rationing data. At $45 per 28 days on the Vodafone network, you get genuinely unlimited data (capped at 20Mbps fair-use speeds) with no hidden catches.
What you're getting
Felix's headline feature is straightforward: truly unlimited data. No "first 100GB at full speed then throttled" nonsense. The plan includes:
- Unlimited data at 20Mbps (consistent enough for streaming, scrolling, and light work)
- eSIM ready (activate instantly without a physical card)
- 100% renewable energy backing (if that matters to you)
Who's this for?
Felix Unlimited suits:
- Heavy streamers and downloaders who'd burn through 100GB plans in days
- Remote workers needing reliable, unmetered data without overage shock
- Gamers and video creators uploading content regularly
- Anyone switching from NBN wanting mobile as their primary connection
If you only use 5–10GB monthly, this is overkill. But if you've ever hit a data ceiling and watched your speeds tank, Felix removes that headache permanently.
The catch (there is one)
The 20Mbps cap means you're not getting 5G speeds—think HD video streaming, not 4K downloads. For most Australians' daily browsing, that's more than adequate. But heavy gamers or content professionals might want Telstra's Upfront 180GB ($65, 5G included) instead.
Why now?
As of publication, $45/month for genuinely unlimited data remains rare in Australia's market. Most competitors either charge more, throttle aggressively, or cap your allowance. Felix's renewable energy angle also appeals to eco-conscious users.
Compare plans on SimBuddy
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