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One of the providers[0] in Sweden: 8 GB data - $7.52, 25 GB - $12.6. $17.6 for 100 GB. All accounts carry over unused data up to 100 GB indefinitely. 13 GB data
by Moru 7y ago
One of the providers[0] in Sweden: 8 GB data - $7.52, 25 GB - $12.6. $17.6 for 100 GB. All accounts carry over unused data up to 100 GB indefinitely. 13 GB data anywhere in EU/EES.
[0] https://www.hallon.se/mobiltelefoni https://www.hallon.se/mobiltelefoni
- tpmx 7y agoTele2 Sweden "Unlimited" - 50 GB/day @ $50/month. Works very well as a replacement for FTTH in rural areas. But the prices in e.g France, eastern Europe and Taiwan all put us to shame.
- martinald 7y agoUK is probably the cheapest market relative to GDP per capita. Three offers unlimited data, calls, texts and roaming with no throttling including 5G for £17/month.
- tpmx 7y agoActual competition is a hell of a thing. I'm pretty sure there are some backroom price fixing agreements between the Swedish operators, the profit margins wouldn't hover around 30-40% if there wasn't. There were some dawn raids on these companies last year by EU antitrust authorities, but they didn't find any actionable evidence. :/
- nikanj 7y agoThe US/Canada prices are usually justified by low population density and high cost of living. But, uh, Sweden has a higher cost of living, and a lower population density.
- gpm 7y agoHuh? That doesn't sound right, so I googled it. Sweden has a population density of 23 people per square kilometer, Canada has a population density of 4 people per square kilometer.