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mistermime
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28 Feb 21 @ 06:14 AM #
Hello, nalilito po ako kung alin mas ok for our purpose. Eto bang parabolic or sector antenna? Nasa probinsiya po kami pero nakaka-full bar naman yung b525 modem namin. Feeling ko congestion lang yung issue kasi mabilis naman siya pag madaling araw.
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filipinX
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28 Feb 21 @ 06:44 PM #
Anyone using a Plan 1299 10Mbps 500GB/month LTE/5G SIM with a Huawei 5G/LTE modem/router?
https://shop.globe.com.ph/products/broadband/plan-1299
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rakistang_jeff
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01 Mar 21 @ 01:14 AM #
@filipinX
Not the same as that plan you mention but I subscribed last year on Xtreme Wifi Plan 999 (140GB) and I tried to place the sim on my IPhone 12 mini at it can connect to 5G. However the speed seems throttled to 40-45Mbps only. When I am using my current postpaid sim I am getting around 300-400Mbps.
https://www.globe.com.ph/broadband/streamwatch-xtreme.html?idTab=plans&indexTab=postpaid
-- edited by rakistang_jeff on Mar 01 2021, 01:15 AM
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LechonJames
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01 Mar 21 @ 09:04 AM #
nyone using a Plan 1299 10Mbps 500GB/month LTE/5G SIM with a Huawei 5G/LTE modem/router?
working naman yan broadband sim sa kahit anong lte / 5g device, cap nga lang sa 10mbps yung speed dahil yan yung speed profile ng account
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filipinX
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01 Mar 21 @ 09:49 AM #
@rakistang_jeff thank you for the reply.
40-45Mbps is plenty fast for me. My use case is cheap no expiry data that is 15Mbps or faster.
For my use case 140GB/month is sufficient so long as I do not download 1080p shows or 4K movies.
So a future 1TB/month 100Mbps download speed at 1k/month would be awesome. :D
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oweneighty
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01 Mar 21 @ 10:52 AM #
@filipinX
Just get the bigger 600gb 20mbps, sulit yung upgrade ko, nakaka 200gb ako per month sa streaming, wala pang buffering di tulad nitong "fiber" ko na 100mbps nga pero di ka naman makanood. Planning to ditch this one for Globe fiber para mas stable.
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filipinX
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01 Mar 21 @ 12:09 PM #
@oweneighty is that the plan 1699?
I'm looking for a solution for 2 use cases.
1st use case was described above. Thank you for answering that. Have you tried using that SIM in a smartphone like iPhone outside of its assigned install area? Was wondering if I could use that sort of SIM for a smartphone.
2nd use case is for branch office that has 12k/month 30Mbps business fiber because it's bukid
End contract is in 6 months so we're exploring alternatives for location with no fiber/copper and maybe meron LTE/5G
- Primary: Smart BYOD 1500 unlimited data SIM 1.5k/month
- Failover: Globe LTE 1299/month 100GB/month or GOMO's 299/load 30GB no expiry data + buy LTE router modem
If primary will go down more than 1x a month then Globe makes sense. If 1x a year then GOMO makes sense.
-- edited by filipinX on Mar 01 2021, 12:10 PM
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oweneighty
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01 Mar 21 @ 12:50 PM #
@filipinX
Globe has provided me a new modem and it's sealed so I haven't tested it yet to a mobile phone yet on my old SIM (LTE 1299 10mbps) it worked, also 600gb is too much for 20mbps so I rarely consume over 200 to 250gb per month
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raineil
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02 Mar 21 @ 04:00 PM #
yung mga mimo plans ba eh pwede gamitin anywhere in the country? i.e from Luzon to Mindanao.
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LechonJames
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03 Mar 21 @ 12:29 AM #
ayos din itong papromo ni GOMO, pangtapat sa launching ni DITO, unli DATA for 15days/299 30days/499 speed up to 5mbps
<click here for link>
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raineil
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03 Mar 21 @ 01:16 AM #
edi wow pwede na for light to moderate use. kung nga yung DSL dati 3Mbps sulit na for a single person. hope na magtagal yang promo... bibili pa lang din ulit ako ng GOMO sim. thanks sa info.
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filipinX
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03 Mar 21 @ 08:10 AM #
@oweneighty:
I was thinking if Globe@Home LTE SIM with more than 600GB of data can be used like a regular SIM just without text messaging.
Re: GOMO unlimited data
What I'd love to see is unlimited data for 128Kbps or 1Mbps. This would be good enough app notification or data-based text messaging.
Want Gigabit LTE or 5G speeds? Pay the data.
This is the setup in Japan.
-- edited by filipinX on Mar 03 2021, 08:12 AM
-- edited by filipinX on Mar 03 2021, 08:14 AM
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oweneighty
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03 Mar 21 @ 11:49 AM #
I was thinking if Globe@Home LTE SIM with more than 600GB of data can be used like a regular SIM just without text messaging.
Like what I've said before when I had the LTE 1299 10mbps, I plugged it on a mobile phone and it worked though internet speed is capped at 10mbps. If I had a chance to test this new SIM to my phone I will but it's a new modem and it's still sealed due to warranty
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dmz01
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03 Mar 21 @ 04:15 PM #
@oweneighty
Sealed na pala sim slot sa new Globe at Home LTE plans? Sa B315-era kasi hindi eh.
Though I think same as dati pa rin naman na gagana yan sa other places or device should you decide to break yung seal and use it sa other device.
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To add, added restriction is LTE-only yung sim card i.e. pag walang LTE signal sa area where the SIM is used, no signal siya even if may 3G and may enough capacity yung 3G sa area na yun to support yung plan's speed (which is feasible sa mga naka 5 and (and a lesser extent) 10Mbps plans).
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Rayster25
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03 Mar 21 @ 06:20 PM #
Bigla ako ng register agad sa GOMO promo ung 1 month na ksi main internet ko ito now. Super sulit and super happy sa ginagwa nla dhil sa 3.3. Sana lage sla may ganitong promo. Pantapat sa DITO? lol
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oweneighty
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03 Mar 21 @ 08:19 PM #
@dmz01
Yung dating plan ko kasi pinapalitan ko ng modem dahil nasira kaya opened yung SIM slot walang warranty sticker. Eto kasing upgraded modem na sinend nila may bagong SIM, dineactivate nila yung luma ko kaya napilitang gamitin.
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dmz01
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03 Mar 21 @ 09:02 PM #
@oweneighty
ang effort. pwede naman modem lang palitan nila tapos retain sim card. oh well, whatever works for them.
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oweneighty
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03 Mar 21 @ 09:05 PM #
Kaya nga e, umaasa pa man din ako pwede kong itago yung modem kaso nagulat na lang kami isang umaga naka-red na yung modem lights, wala na signal yung lumang sim
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filipinX
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03 Mar 21 @ 10:28 PM #
Anyone using a 5G router like the
- Huawei 5G CPE Pro 2 https://consumer.huawei.com/en/routers/5g-cpe-pro-2/
- Huawei 5G CPE Pro https://consumer.huawei.com/en/routers/5g-cpe-pro/
How is you're upload and download?
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raineil
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05 Mar 21 @ 12:39 AM #
since maramirami na ring 5G coverage si Globe... naglabas na ba sila ng 5G router?
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filipinX
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05 Mar 21 @ 01:00 AM #
@raineil
Select areas only. Only neighborhoods designated for stationary 5G installs.
https://www.globe.com.ph/about-us/newsroom/consumer/globe-at-home-air-fiber-5g-lifespeed-home.html
Areas with Globe Air Fiber 5G for stationary installs are different from 5G for smartphone.
They segmented each separately.
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LechonJames
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05 Mar 21 @ 11:18 AM #
If I had a chance to test this new SIM to my phone I will but it's a new modem and it's still sealed due to warranty
yung sealed ng modem mo paps is proof na brand new sya, same nung mga telco prepaid wifi modem na binebenta, pwede mo naman alisin yan anytime para palitan ng sim
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raineil
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05 Mar 21 @ 01:01 PM #
^balita ko merun na ring redtide(blocking) ang globe kung gagamitin ang sim sa ibang purpose. totoo ba ito?
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filipinX
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05 Mar 21 @ 01:24 PM #
@raineil the only unlimited data SIM of Globe has a MSF of 3.7k/month.
If account owner has multiple unlimited data SIM with more than 600GB/month of data then they'll notice it.
Telcos have the data to compare 1 user's unlimited data vs a barangay's worth of unlimited data.
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LechonJames
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05 Mar 21 @ 02:45 PM #
balita ko merun na ring redtide(blocking) ang globe kung gagamitin ang sim sa ibang purpose. totoo ba ito?
strict sila sa mga lte broadband sim, within lte network lang sya working tulad ng sabi ni dmz, smart lang mahilig mag implement ng redtide pag nareach yung data allocation, sa globe throttle lang
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raineil
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05 Mar 21 @ 03:15 PM #
^ah ok so throttle lang pala not redtide
kaya pala pag wala ka sa range ng coverage ng mimo plan nila ay di pwede mag avail..
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LechonJames
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05 Mar 21 @ 03:18 PM #
pag wala sa map nila yung location mo na mimo ready hindi ka nila iinstallan
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paparazz01
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05 Mar 21 @ 07:44 PM #
Globe targets up to 120Mbps in remote areas with new partner
Arjay L. Balinbin |March 5, 2021
GLOBE TELECOM, Inc. said Thursday it targets an average download speed of up to
120 megabits per second (Mbps) in remote areas of the country with its partnership with Curvalux, a manufacturer of next-generation wireless broadband technologies.
It will be using an alternative fixed wireless broadband solution.
“This technology enriches Globe’s internet solutions portfolio, allowing us to cover as many households as possible, and helps provide low cost internet in hard-to-reach areas which are currently deprived of connectivity,” Darius Delgado, Globe’s head of broadband business, said in an e-mailed statement.
He added:
“Our partnership with Curvalux will allow faster deployment of high-speed broadband to our customers ranging from 50 to 120 Mbps average download speeds.”
The Ayala-led company said it has been working with Curvalux on the plan “for the past year and a half.”
The telco is currently working with Curvalux on their Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite broadband constellation called “CurvaNet.”
“The CurvaNet satellite constellation will be able to deliver affordable broadband internet to even the most remote areas beyond the reach of any telecom towers, infrastructure or electricity with the use of its proprietary low-cost, solar powered customer terminal,” Globe said.
<click here for link>
-- edited by paparazz01 on Mar 05 2021, 07:46 PM
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filipinX
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05 Mar 21 @ 08:08 PM #
@paparazz01
that has to cost less than 6k per month with satellite dish over 24 months to be competitive with Starlink.
Starlink wants to do 10Gbps (yes 10,000Mbps) from 100Mbps eventually. Typical consumer SATA SSDs are too slow for it.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/spacexs-starlink-raises-download-speed-goal-from-1gbps-to-10gbps