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Comparing 5G Home Broadband Plans in Hong Kong

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With the rapid development of 5G technology, more households in Hong Kong are considering upgrading to 5G home broadband for enhanced speed and stability. This article will focus on comparing the 5G home broadband plans offered by the 6 major telecom operators in Hong Kong, with a particular emphasis on those that include a free router.

ProviderMonthly FeeContract TermData CapRouter IncludedFair Usage Policy
csl$16837 months250GB/monthYesNo speed limit after exceeding 25GB
3 Hong Kong$19848 monthsUnlimitedYesUnlimited. No speed limit
SmarTone$16824 months200GB/monthYes200GB. No speed limit thereafter
China Mobile Hong Kong$19912 months200GB/monthYesThe maximum data transfer speed after 200GB is 10Mbps
HKBN$118 ($28 administrative fee is currently waived)24 months300GB/monthAdditional purchase for $2,180300GB. No speed limit thereafter

How to Choose the Right Plan

  1. Consider your data needs: If you need a lot of data, you can choose 3 Hong Kong’s unlimited data plan to avoid the inconvenience caused by traffic restrictions.
  2. Pay attention to the contract period: a short contract period such as China Mobile Hong Kong's 12 months may be more flexible, while 3 Hong Kong's 48 months is suitable for long-term users.

LetsGetHome: Tailored Rental Solutions

For tenants, assessing if the rental includes suitable internet speed is crucial but often overlooked. LetsGetHome, a dedicated rental platform in Hong Kong, offers services for landlords and tenants, from property viewings to contract signings. All services are decided by users, paying only for the services they truly need. to enjoy the best rental solution in Hong Kong.

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