Icecomrade:
Still too expensive.

What would I be buying 10,000 data in a month for. This offer is obvious only for those doing researches who may need it for just a period of time not ordinary mobile users like me.

Especially in this economic hardship

Monthly budget for fuel has increased 36,000 to 80,000
Monthly budget for feeding increased 50,000 to 90,000
Other monthly expenses has doubled
Ntel want us to buy data for 10,000 when u are already enjoying cheaper offers from other networks.

Limited or no limited, they should have more robust options.

mbatuku2:
Still expensive and probably crap too. Once Nitel always Nitel.

Stanley08:


Errmmm. No! Do your research, Ntel is arguably the Best in the country now.

openmine:

ohh men see speed.....ntel sud get 2 pH city nah

Stanley08:


I'm the guy that posted screenshots. As much as i get what you are saying. America has over 300 million people and their internet ain't slow. It's all about management and maintenance. We want to pay 500 naira for unlimited yet be the first to cry when the speed is shxt. Good things cost money.

And no, I'm not comparing Nigeria to America. It took them 300 years to get to where they are, it will take us 300 years to get to where they are now. What I'm saying is, it's possible to retain it's high quality. Maybe not probable knowing how our dear country is, but yes it's possible.

Ntel is 4G LTE-A which is not just 4G but in it's advanced form. The first we've seen in Nigeria.

I also hope that 'Nigeria' doesn't happen to it.

Stanley08:


Lol i heard spectranet is really fast in PH. If you in a good location.

Barcholder:


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Stanley08:


Lol i heard spectranet is really fast in PH. If you in a good location.

dustmalik:

There is no network in the world that doesn't experience relative low speed during peak periods. Hell, even networks like Verizon and AT&T do. Though it's worse in these parts of the world where there isn't stable electricity, given that when one site goes down, the next nearest site would have to serve more people. But no matter the traffic on a network, there is always a time of the day when one could realize a network's full potential, especially during off-peak periods.

kechywillz:
If this NTEL is not able to make there services Available around Nigeria then they are not serious at all

They ought to have come out with cheaper data bundles, so as to capture the hearts of Nigerians,it seems they left their work to be done by other networks, I see MTN overtaking the communication market

stevedre:


Abeg You can say that again, still bugs me how the silly past/present government successfully changed the way most people think in Nigeria. Unlimited is the nothing over here cuz you need internet to watch ur tv, do transactions and sometimes operate electronics in your home when youre away. Its expensive considering the economic challenges In Nigeria at the moment but i dont blame them, who knows how much they must have spent on bribes and stuffs like that just to get license to operate.

openmine:

yeah but spectranet data plans are very expensive....I will patiently wait for ntel.....ohh men,10 mb/s ?
Chai....heavy game download tins...lol

beautycrush24:


U shouldn't have mentioned America at all since u're not comparing. Cos i meant here in Nigeria. We also have 4G-LTE here and its still crap.

The point i was tryin to make is that when dese our now useless networks came (even though they're all 3G) the browsing speed was something to talk about until they had millions of customers (now them no born anybody well to share screenshot of mtn abi na glo).

So guy....i know what i'm saying. Let's leave the hype cos it'll fall like the rest pretty soon.

The only advice u should give to people is to buy it now that people havent crowded d network.

Gracias.

beautycrush24:


U shouldn't have mentioned America at all since u're not comparing. Cos i meant here in Nigeria. We also have 4G-LTE here and its still crap.

The point i was tryin to make is that when dese our now useless networks came (even though they're all 3G) the browsing speed was something to talk about until they had millions of customers (now them no born anybody well to share screenshot of mtn abi na glo).

So guy....i know what i'm saying. Let's leave the hype cos it'll fall like the rest pretty soon.

The only advice u should give to people is to buy it now that people havent crowded d network.

Gracias.

mbatuku2:
Still expensive and probably crap too. Once Nitel always Nitel.

chinli:
Fair usage policy of 3gb per day isn't unlimited

dustmalik:

As you know, IDM speed tends to fluctuate. at the time the 10MB/s was captured, the download speed may just have risen from 7MB/s to 10MB/s, so the actual time remaining isn't immediately reflected.

The fact is, ntel is an LTE-Advanced network, with theoretical downlink speed of up to 230mbps. in fact, someone posted an IDM speed of 23MB/s on this forum, using ntel, which confirms that ntel is truly an LTE-A network. Speed depends on various things, like device LTE category, coverage, traffic. For instance, a device with category 4 LTE modem would perform better than that with category 3 LTE modem.

eleojo23:

Jesus!
Is that 10mb/s for real?

But why only Abuja?
They should have even started from Lagos. They will get more customers there.

anigold:


if this speed is true,