Lowi vs Finetwork: which operator is better for fiber and mobile?

In terms of coverage and network performance, we would be facing a technical tie. This is because both use Vodafone’s fixed and mobile networks to offer fiber and 4G/5G to their customers. The first does so by being part of the red operator as its low cost brand and the second by virtue of a wholesale access agreement.

Lowi fiber and mobile rates

Vodafone’s virtual mobile operator ( MVNO ) was launched in 2014 with a proposal that was quite innovative at the time, such as the possibility of saving unused gigabytes for the following month. However, since it began to offer fiber optics, it has become one of the main engines for winning customers for the British operator.

It recently joined the initiative of other operators to increase the speed of their convergent rates without this influencing the final price that their clients have to pay per month, and almost entirely ruled out the 100 Mbps speed.

• The most basic Lowi convergent rate offer starts with 300 Mbps fiber, unlimited calls and 10 GB for 29.95 euros per month.
• Symmetric fiber of 300 Mbps + mobile with unlimited calls and 25 GB of data for 34.95 euros per month.
• Symmetric fiber of 600 Mbps + mobile with unlimited calls and 30 GB of data for 39.95 euros per month.

These convergent rates do not have a fixed telephone and a minimum stay of 3 months applies for the installation service valued at 150 euros. Another option that Lowi gives us is to add additional lines from 2.95 euros per month. In terms of calls, it is a great asset compared to Finetwork, since it includes unlimited national calls to mobiles and landlines .

Among the benefits of Lowi is one of the best customer loyalty of any operator. It is still available to keep the gigabytes not consumed from one month to the next, as well as share them among all your lines or with other customers. However, perhaps the best perk of all is “Lowi’s,” for which they reward you for every year you’ve been with the company with an additional 25 GB per year forever.

Finetwork convergent rates

Finetwork, another of the national operators that uses Vodafone’s fiber network, although on this occasion thanks to a wholesale agreement, decided to get rid of the 100 Mbps speed a few weeks ago, its new minimum being 300 Mbps and the convergent rates being fiber and mobile line as follows and according to the bonus amount of gigabytes of mobile data with Internet speed. As for the additional lines, it allows us to add up to 4 from 6.95 euros per month.

• 600 Mbps fiber and 55 GB of mobile data: symmetrical fiber according to geographical availability and mobile line with unlimited calls up to 6,000 minutes and 1,000 free SMS included. Price: 39.90 euros per month.
• If you don’t need that much speed, but you do need an additional mobile line, 300 Mbps + 2 lines with unlimited calls and 25 GB (each of them) for 39.90 euros per month.
• 300 Mbps + unlimited calls and 55 GB on the mobile line. For 34.90 euros per month you have the greater bonus of 55 GB and the 300 Mbps symmetric fiber.
• 600 Mbps + unlimited calls and 25 GB. For the same price, 34.90 euros per month, this option offers twice the fiber speed, but in exchange for 25 GB on the mobile line.
• 300 Mbps + unlimited calls and 10 GB on the mobile line. The starting point with a price of 29.9 euros, although it is not available for customers with indirect fiber.

The Finetwork operator also gives the possibility of accumulating the gigabytes not consumed from one month to the next, as well as sharing them with other Finetwork clients. However, at the moment they do not have any type of long-term benefit program for customers who continue with the company for years. What they do add for free is Legalitas Medical and Legal Protection , in case you need lawyers or legal advice.

You can choose not to have permanence, but in return you will pay for the installation. If you want it to be free, the permanence is 3 months to compensate for the free installation of the WiFi router, valued at 96.80 euros.