Few things derail your day like the sudden panic that hits when your video call freezes mid-sentence. You’re in the middle of pitching to a client or catching up with your team, when suddenly, you’re gone: suspended in mid-sentence, screen frozen.
Whether you're working from your kitchen table, a crowded café or dashing across the country for meetings, staying connected shouldn’t still be this unpredictable. But for many of us, connectivity anxiety is an increasingly common concern.
If you're someone who splits their time between home and travelling—whether that's city-hopping for meetings or simply refreshing your routine—consistent high-speed WiFi becomes non-negotiable. No one wants to be the person who keeps dropping out of the meeting.
And let’s face it, working from home has its perks: sure, the lure of pyjamas till noon has its appeal, but it also means our homes are doing double, or triple, duty. One minute it’s your office, the next it’s a gaming den or streaming hub. Add in multiple devices competing for bandwidth, and things get complicated.
The solution? Smarter broadband, wherever you are.
Enter EE One—an intelligent all-in-one package that keeps you connected wherever work takes you. It combines broadband and mobile data into one streamlined plan, so you’re covered whether you're working from your sofa or hot-desking at a café on the other side of the country.
Instead of juggling different providers or second-guessing signal strength every time you step outside, you can stay focused on what *really* matters: showing up with confidence, minus the "sorry, tech issues again" apology.
Because yes, your 10 am pitch deserves priority over a housemate's TikTok marathon.
Another smart addition from EE? The WiFi Enhancer lets you decide which activities take priority on your connection. So, if your flatmate is halfway through a Netflix binge or your kids are battling dragons online, your work call maintains priority without compromise. It’s a subtle but brilliant fix for one of the most common WFH pain points.
EE One stands out because it’s built with modern working habits in mind. It eschews gimmicks and focuses on what matters: speed, security and consistency. Whether you're video calling from your kitchen or responding to urgent Slack messages from the train, EE One makes sure you stay online and in control.
Because your ability to show up—confidently and consistently—shouldn't hinge on postcode, provider, or a temperamental router.
Ready to work (and live) without digital disruption?
Find out more about EE One [EE One | Unlimited Data Deals with EE Mobile & Broadband Bundle].
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Niamh McCollum is Features Assistant at Marie Claire UK, and specialises in entertainment, female empowerment, mental health, social development and careers. Tackling both news and features, she's covered everything from the rise of feminist audio porn platforms to the latest campaigns protecting human rights.
Niamh has also contributed to our Women Who Win series by interviewing ridiculously inspiring females, including forensic scientist Ruth Morgan, Labour MP Stella Creasy and ITV’s former Home Affairs Editor Jennifer Nadel.
Niamh studied Law in Trinity College Dublin. It was after enrolling in a Law & Literature class on her year abroad in Toronto that her love of writing was reignited. In no particular order, her big likes are Caleb Followill, hoops, red wine, sea swimming, shakshuka and long train journeys.
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