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EE MMS Settings UK 2026 MMS

EE MMS settings control how your phone sends and receives picture messages (MMS). The EE MMSC address is http://mms/pict and MMS Proxy is 149.254.201.135 on port 8080. On most Android devices, a single APN entry combining internet and MMS is sufficient. iPhones receive these settings automatically.

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  1. EE MMS Settings Table
  2. Android Setup
  3. iPhone Notes
  4. Troubleshooting
  5. FAQs

EE MMS Settings

Enter these values in your APN profile to enable picture messaging. All values must be exact.

FieldValue
APNeverywhere
MMSChttp://mms/pict
MMS Proxy149.254.201.135
MMS Port8080
MCC234
MNC30
APN Typedefault,supl,mms
APN ProtocolIPv4/IPv6
⚠ MMS requires an active mobile data connection. Picture messages cannot be sent over Wi-Fi only.

Android MMS Setup — EE

  1. Open Settings › Connections (Samsung) or Network & internet (Pixel) › Mobile Networks.
  2. Tap Access Point Names. Find your existing EE APN or tap + to create a new one.
  3. Set APN: everywhere.
  4. Enter MMSC: http://mms/pict.
  5. Enter MMS Proxy: 149.254.201.135 and MMS Port: 8080.
  6. Set APN Type: default,supl,mms. On Samsung and Pixel devices you can add mms to the APN Type field of your existing EE internet APN (making it default,supl,mms) rather than creating a separate MMS APN.
  7. Tap ⋮ › Save, activate the profile, then restart your phone.

EE MMS on iPhone

iPhones configure MMS settings automatically via the EE carrier bundle. If picture messages are not working, go to Settings › General › About and install any carrier update, then restart.

  1. Go to Settings › General › About and install any available carrier update.
  2. Toggle Aeroplane Mode on for 15 seconds, then off.
  3. Open your messaging app and confirm MMS Messaging is enabled in Settings › Messages.
  4. Restart the iPhone if picture messages still fail.

Troubleshooting EE MMS

  1. Check mobile data is active — MMS requires a data connection, not just Wi-Fi.
  2. Verify the MMSC is set to http://mms/pict exactly.
  3. Check MMS Port is 8080 — wrong port is a common failure cause.
  4. Check APN Type includes mms (e.g. default,supl,mms).
  5. Enable MMS in your messaging app — most apps have an MMS toggle in their settings.
  6. Restart your phone after saving APN changes to apply them.
  7. Reset network settings and re-enter the values manually if the above steps fail.

Frequently Asked Questions — EE MMS

What is the EE MMSC address?
The EE MMSC address is http://mms/pict. The MMS Proxy is 149.254.201.135 and MMS Port is 8080.
Why are my EE picture messages not working?
Check that MMS is enabled in your messaging app settings, confirm the APN Type includes mms, and verify the MMSC is set to http://mms/pict. Also check your EE data connection is active — MMS requires mobile data.
Do I need a separate MMS APN on EE?
Not always. You can add mms to the APN Type of your internet APN (default,supl,mms). A separate MMS-only APN can also work but is not required on modern Android versions.
Does EE MMS work on 5G?
Yes. MMS on EE works on 4G and 5G. The MMSC and proxy settings are the same regardless of connection speed.
What is the EE MMS Proxy?
The EE MMS Proxy is 149.254.201.135, Port 8080. On newer devices, the proxy field can sometimes be left blank and MMS will still work via the MMSC directly.

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