Vodafone has announced its 4G plans in the UK, saying it expects to be in 12 cities before the end of the year starting with London on 29 August.
The new service - which will see prices starting from £26 a month - will also include a number of freebies in an attempt to stop people signing up to rival offers from O2 and EE.
Coming out of the stables running, Vodafone says that its new 4G customers will either get access to Spotify's 20 million song collection or 150 hours of Premier League football and unlimited data for the first three months.
Vodafone Red 4G-ready price plans will be available in-store, online and by phone from 12 August, in time for the start of the new Premier League season, with customers able to chose between Spotify Premium or Sky Sports Mobile TV.
"With 4G, speed is just the start; it's what you do with it that really matters," said Guy Laurence, CEO of Vodafone UK on the news. "We are taking 4G into a new league by offering sport; and changing the tune with all the music you could want. 4G is finally worth getting and there's plenty to look forward to."
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