Fara taxe roaming in UE

Da, numai ca interconectarea se realizeaza intr-o retea scumpa. Exemplu concludent este cel din energie, unde trebuie sa se alinieze la preturile din Vest. Nu prea intelegi...

Da de unde, in Romania este mult mai ieftin. La optiune de 5-7 euro ai si 35-40 GB. Sau nelimitat la viteza redusa in cazul abonamentelor Digi si Telekom.

Nu poti sa oferi 1Gb la 2-5euro trafic cum este la noi si sa-i consumi in reteaua altui operator unde pentru acelasi trafic el te taxeaza cu 15euro.

De exemplu aici la mine  la un abonament cu 5 Giga/ luna, pret 9.90 € (operator Telia), iesi exact cu 2 euro pe Giga, cum ziceai ca e in Ro.

Eu mi-am schimbat cartela pe Vodafone. de. Anticipat au bagat net si SMS fara roaming. Eu am doar 1GB.
Voi din Romania daca aveti nelimitat, ferice de voi. Numai sa nu bage vreo limitare.

Numai zic ca la viteza, cei patru mari operatori de la noi o bat pe Telia, de o fac sa para un operator de prin Africa.

Mobile speeds in Finland have remained relatively steady year-over-year with a slight increase in average download speed from 26.32 Mbps in Q2-Q3 2015 to 27.30 Mbps in Q2-Q3 2016. It’s been a close battle between Sonera and DNA for fastest carrier over the last year. Sonera slightly edged DNA out with an average download speed of 29.57 Mbps followed by DNA at 28.00 Mbps and Elisa at 25.17 Mbps. Although DNA came in second for average download speed, it came in first for upload speed at 13.94 Mbps. This summer, DNA reached a turning point when customers transmitted more data through mobile than fixed broadband.

5G connectivity may come sooner than expected in Finland. Just this month, Elisa achieved a world record for its 4G download speed. In cooperation with Huawei, the company reached 1.9 Gbps in a lab test. The company plans to roll out 1 Gpbs commercially in the next year or two. Sonera is also working on next generation communications with Finnish vendor Nokia. With Internet of Things and virtual reality developments likely comes increased mobile traffic. Sonera’s goal is to accelerate their network evolution to 5G. In August, they undertook 5G mobile trials to deliver speed of over 4.5 Gbps. As companies progress towards 5G speed, cooperation and bundling of technologies becomes more prevalent.

It is undeniable that the Nordic countries have some of the most advanced telecommunications markets in the world. Denmark is the world leader in fixed broadband penetration, while Norway and Sweden are in the top six globally. Meanwhile, Finland and Denmark are in the top three globally for mobile penetration. Though the region has fantastic coverage and speed for fixed broadband and mobile internet, it could also be argued that some of the countries, particularly Finland and Denmark, could be doing more to invest in fiber optic networks compared to other countries in the region.
For Q2-Q3 2016, Sweden had the fastest fixed broadband download speeds, followed by Denmark, Norway and Finland. Norway had the fastest download speeds for mobile, followed by Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. Although commercial 5G services are not expected to be generally available until 2020, the Nordic region appears to be set on making it happen much sooner. Both Finland and Sweden are seeking to roll out 5G within the next few years.
Overall, the Nordics are seeing steady increases in speeds. Incumbent broadband providers like Com Hem, DNA and TDC offer speeds that would be the envy of consumers in most countries. Meanwhile, new fiber companies like Hiper are introducing game-changing speeds to some pockets and challenging incumbents to invest even more in fiber and existing networks. On the mobile side, Telia largely swept the fiercely competitive Nordic region, with top download speeds in Finland, Norway and Sweden. The region is one to keep an eye on, with rivals such as Tele2, DNA and Telenor increasingly improving 4G speeds. One thing is for certain, the Nordic consumer is feeling the benefit.