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Which operator has the best 3G service in Sharm El Sheikh? And what are the prices for the packages?
Which operator has the best 3G service in Sharm El Sheikh? And what are the prices for the packages?
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The most popular Vodafone operator - a SIM card with the Internet costs around $ 5-7
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answered 7 years ago
Prices are the same plus or minus.
The Internet is 4G there and the topic has been repeatedly discussed here. Search the site
The Internet is 4G there and the topic has been repeatedly discussed here. Search the site
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answered 7 years ago
* The most popular Vodafone operator *, but Orange is more stable on the Internet (checked for Viber). The cost depends on the package, the difference is +/-1ye.
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answered 7 years ago
I will say this: 3G works in Sharm el-Sheikh. By the way, better than free WiFi in hotels. Which specific operator to take? No difference. Any of them have better quality and stability than Kyivstar. Get Vodafone.
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answered 7 years ago
She repeatedly said that there is no 4 G in egi. For the last time I tried all the operators, there is no difference either in price or in coverage
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answered 7 years ago
Upon arrival, I bought an Orange 4 GB card for $ 5 right at the airport, I was satisfied, the coverage is good, even when going to sea on a yacht, the Internet did not disappear for a second. Definitely better internet than in a hotel.
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answered 7 years ago
Hmm looks like Charm is pampered. Hurgadinsk shows 3G on those devices, the cat at home shines with LTE, and there were etisalat, vodafone and orange
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answered 7 years ago
If you go to the store of the official representative. Vodafone. then a 4GB internet package costs 60 pounds. 8 GB costs 100 FZ. This is from an official representative. not in a tourist shop.
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answered 7 years ago
*If you go to the official representative's store. Vodafone * - they came in about the work of their Internet, we were not alone with such a question. The Internet as such works well, such as youtube and everything else, but Viber is just an OPA. Bought Orange - felt better.
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answered 7 years ago
If you buy at an official point, then be sure to have a passport, otherwise they will not sell. A photocopy or photo of the passport on the bodies is not suitable.
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answered 7 years ago
Viber through Vodafone mobile internet in Sharm was blocked. Through hotel WiFi too.
Used VPN. Took a week from http://vpnprivacy.services
The Internet at Vodafone is lousy, you can feel the dependence on the time of day. Good in the morning and late at night, but dull during the day. Apparently the base stations are heavily loaded.
It’s better to take a SIM card right away at the Sharm airport, where you can see the operator desks at the exit.
In local shops, the price is two times higher for local abreks.
Used VPN. Took a week from http://vpnprivacy.services
The Internet at Vodafone is lousy, you can feel the dependence on the time of day. Good in the morning and late at night, but dull during the day. Apparently the base stations are heavily loaded.
It’s better to take a SIM card right away at the Sharm airport, where you can see the operator desks at the exit.
In local shops, the price is two times higher for local abreks.
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answered 7 years ago
We traveled from 13.04 - 27.04 We bought a Vodafone and Orange card at the airport. Vodafone 4GB for $5 and Orange 4GB for $5. When they inserted the cards into the phone, during the check it turned out that Orange did not have the declared 4GB, it was 2.9GB, and Vodafone had 4.5GB. They worked in exactly the same way, everything was transmitted via viber and photos and videos were normal. Viber calls are heard perfectly, sometimes you can’t make out the words.
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answered 7 years ago
There is a Vodafone SIM card that works (yesterday it was still used in Sharm), but how much do you need to top up, for example, from Privat-24, so that the Internet appears, like 2 GB?
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answered 7 years ago
The Egyptian operator will not accept your Ukrainian card. Top up at the operator's office
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answered 7 years ago
Arrived yesterday from Sharm. I bought three Vodafone cards at the airport. We took one passport for activation. Sims cost $3. The Internet was activated immediately, but on the second day everything was gone. And by the evening, two SIM cards were fully activated - they could use the Internet and call in Egypt. One SIM remained unactivated. 4G worked fine. Viber, Facebook messenger, FaceTime video calls - everything was without problems.
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answered 7 years ago