Vodafone can offer such fast connections to people thanks to its previous connection with UPC. “No other company in the Czech Republic can connect so many households and companies to such a fast internet. It is the result of our long-term work and our significant contribution to the digitization of this country, “said Petr Dvořák, CEO of Czech Vodafone.
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“Digital highways are the way to a successful and competitive Czech Republic. Of course, they also bring people more pleasant, reliable and fun to use the Internet, “stated Dvořák.
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Half of Czechs have speeds of up to 30 Mb / s
Dvořák reminded that, according to available data from the Czech Statistical Office, Czechs have so far used speeds of up to 30 Mb / s for roughly half of active connections to the fixed Internet. Compared to these data, the new offer of the youngest domestic operator is thirty times faster.
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“With a fixed connection of 1 gigabit per second, you can count on lightning downloads and playing online games for the whole family without limits. I think that once you try such a high-quality connection, you will not want anything else, “said Quique Vivas, Vodafone Czech Republic’s Vice President for Non-Corporate Customers, noting that it is not only a higher speed, but also a new generation of network technology that brings the customer in addition to higher speeds, more powerful modems with stronger WiFi.
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Cheaper for half a year
The Internet connection with a download speed of 1 Gb / s has been available to customers since Thursday for an introductory price of CZK 399 per month, for the first six months. The normal price of the connection will then be 999 crowns a month, including the rental of a gigabit modem that can work with a high connection speed.
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After six months of benefits, gigabit internet is available to entrepreneurs and companies for the price of 1,099 crowns. The price is higher than for end customers, as it includes a fixed IP address, premium care and, last but not least, the SmartGuard application for protection against cyber attacks.
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