These are some of the most affordable fixed-5G packages you can get in South Africa.
South African residents without fibre coverage can get a fixed-5G connection at home for as little as R399 per month, a MyBroadband comparison has revealed.
Axxess claims that speeds can reach 500Mbps, while Supersonic advertises a more conservative 200Mbps. This ensures that some customers don’t hog bandwidth in an area, resulting in poor service for other customers. The ISP’s Standard 5G package on Vodacom’s network costs R495 per month and offers speeds of up to 500Mbps. However, it has a slightly lower FUP threshold at 250GB.
Telkom’s package is a bit more complex. It offers speeds of up to 40Mbps for the first 1TB of data usage, after which it throttles speeds to 4Mbps for 50GB.
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