- In Kyiv I have a pretty comfortable gigabit connection (not optical fiber, though I am thinking about switching to it) at 350 UAH (around 8 Euro) a month. The important to me part is that connection persists for 4-5 hours even during power cuts, which were quite frequent last summer. - I don’t use mobile data often, so my experience with that will not be representative of large majority of Ukrainian users. - Is that gigabit up and down? What would fibre cost? Just curious as I feel like I get a decent deal (in US terms). - Should be both up and down, but I’m not uploading much so I can’t attest to the accuracy of those claims. Fibre, I think, is comparable in cost (8-9 euro per month), with the added one-time cost of installing the whole thing. But also, fibre, from what I’ve heard, doesn’t need external power supply at all, provided I can power my router with a powerbank or generator. - That said, when comparing costs, you also gotta compare the incomes - I earn about 1200 USD/1150 EUR a month after taxes (all paid in UAH), which is probably a lot lower than you’d get for an office or IT job in western countries. 
 
 
- I pay 7€/month for mobile Internet (80 GB LTE) and 16€/month for home (5gbps fiber). - The 16€ a month is because I have the same ISP on mobile and home, but even without it, in Italy fiber comes at around 25€/month sometimes 20 sometimes 30 - A wee bit higher (cause I’m not on Iliad and you have the first FTTH offering that’s cheaper than what they’re offering now): ≈30€ for 1000/100 FTTH and 4,90 € for 20 GB (I don’t use them much though) 
 
- I’m cheap so I use a 4G router. The plan for that is around 16 euros a month. I live in Finland 
- I think you’re asking what it costs? - I pay 52,50 a month for 1Gbps fiber and like 12 for 10GB 5G. 
- Spain here 
 I have a combined plan 1 Gb/s home internet + unlimited mobile (calls and internet) + TV
 75€/month- I know there are cheaper offers around, but I can’t be bothered to switch - Cable tv still exists! Not just at my grandparents! 
 
- 55$ dollar for 1gbit fiber at home unlimited 29$ for mobile data 4g+ unlimited - Switzerland - Dollars in Switzerland? - ofc I converted it - Dang, now everyone’s gotta convert back 
 
 
 
- Belgium: 98EUR a month shitty home internet + phone bundle with unlimited data. - Wow, that’s a lot 
 
- So much 
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- I pay 10€ a month for 160GB 5G and around 30€ a month for fiber at home (which I split with my roommates) so it’s a bit less than 20€ a month - €56 per month for tv and 1000/250 internet connection 
 
- @Servais €7 for my cell phone plan (for which I have unlimited data, calls and texting in every network) and my home internet is included with the rent (it’s actually a full package complete with cable TV if I recall correctly). 
- 8$ for unlimited calls with 90GB mobile internet and 13$ for 600Mb/s fiber. I’m from Poland 
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- 10 euros for 25gb of mobile data 50 euros for 1gb/s full duplex, unlimited optic fibre - I could save 10 to 20 euros by shopping around, but I do not want to deal with my landlord making more of a mess of the wiring and contracts - I’m in the Netherlands 
- 111,37€ / months total. - That includes: - 
1gbit down, 100mbit up home internet (hopefully fibre will become available this year, I’m starving for more upload). 
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unlimited mobile data (domestic). 
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50GB roaming data in the EU / month 
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1 GB roaming data worldwide / months 
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free sms + calls (domestically and to/from the EU). 
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100 free minutes / months for calls (globally). 
 
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