₦airaland Forum

sonickay:
Arxher AX21

dustmalik:
That's not how 'fiber to the home' works. First of all, the fiber is generally installed in a given area, with the fiber cable passing through the front of the buildings in that area. So, if an occupant of a home is interested in the service, the provider then connects a point from the front of your house into your house.

In the case of MTN, once the service is available in your location, you simply pay 35k. They then connect a point to your home and connect it to the router.

WhileTrue:
The device is N35, 0000 with free 10 days validity of 50mbps
The installation is free, they will run the cable into your apartment from the nearest connection point
The plans are speed-based with 30 days validity
I do the 20 MBPS for 15k per month but they have higher speeds for a higher price

WhileTrue:
The device is N35, 0000 with free 10 days validity of 50mbps
The installation is free, they will run the cable into your apartment from the nearest connection point
The plans are speed-based with 30 days validity
I do the 20 MBPS for 15k per month but they have higher speeds for a higher price

WhileTrue:
I use the MTN Fiber plans. The speed is constant and truly unlimited. The only time I had a downtime was due to a faulty generator from the base station.

I wish they had a pause option for when I am out of town so that the validity can be extended, my swift unlimited had that feature

freeAgent99:
Thank you. Was thinking one could easily subscribe by using any Airtel sim. Please how much is it sold now, and is it only in Airtel offices or even vendors have it?

sonickay:
Wo baba, you sabi ball oo. I had to upgrade my inverter system with almost 400k after I bought Starlink to keep it running 24/7 without interruption. To share it with neigbors, a router of 120k. When it came to broadcasting to four house, Ubiquity said 230k for each access point mesh, i just disembarked jeje.

If I didnt have an existing system, I would have had to spend money on solar panels, weather-proof solar cables, charge controller, batteries and inverter. running into minimum of 1.5m.

If you dont have steady power supply or plan to buy inverter or have a solar system, Starlink is not for you as power availability will speedily become a major headache for you

freeAgent99:
Please how does one subscribe to the plan?

ibawon:
12k monthly. I paid for it before the vendor told me about this. I was told they did activation at Computer village on Saturday

ibawon:
I use Waka TV the most stable form of IPTV out there. But they now have SAPA TV for Naija and cost ₦7,700 monthly with all DSTV channels and latest movies. You can try the 7 days trial. https://sapatv.net/

Ayomipoe:
It is games that take that much Data, the previous screenshot I shared was from this morning, and now that I checked.

I am installing COD 310gb, Fallout 4 80 gb

santaclaws:
Whats your current speed on Airtel? Bear in mind, this is almost midnight!

santaclaws:
Yea location affects but you can't experience a very good download and upload speed on Airtel or any other Nigerian network for that matter, except during midnight.

Most of them do not go beyond 10-20mbps at their fastest, which could be as low as 10kbps when the traffic is much. MTN, Airtel, Glo, they're all the same,

aidameoryou:
How much for the airtel package and it's monthly sub

DavidEsq:
What do u mean by "20 plan"?

Pastorjohn2:
I wouldn't recommend it for something such a pos business. The battery last around 3-4 hours from my experience.

PraiseGod4u:
Is the Airtel network based on Ur location or that's how it is generally for the router?

georgee:
Be deceiving yourself

OCTAVO:
Airtel's 20mbps plan is unlimited, but once your download/upload hit a certain threshold, the 20mbps will be throttled down further (it will be extremely slow and useless). Someone I know experienced this after downloading about 28GB. The speed will reset itself to 20mbps the next day.