I've been with belong $10 prepaid plan for ages. Just noticed today that I have 5G. Maybe I've had it for a while but didn't notice till now.
Belong has 5G now
Last edited 06/09/2022 - 18:11
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Good question!
I think this might be my last month on the $10 plan.. or maybe this is the first on $15.
I have 2 out of 4 still on the $10. Is there any pattern to this?
Do you have VoLTE yet?
Idk. I suspect not
OP, you mustn't follow the threads in OzBargain or the news. What Telstra did was turn 5G on for pretty much everyone using its network for a period of time in the hope that lots of people would like the experience and switch to a more expensive plan that would keep them getting 5G after the period of time ended. Of course you needed to have a 5G phone to know, but there is a lot of them out there.
Just like when NBNCo uprated a lot of medium speed customers for a while in the hope that they permanently upgrade to a higher speed more expensive plan that would give it more revenue. In that case about 80% of people stayed on the plan they were on and dropped back to their old slower speed.
I only know of Boost activating 5G, not Belong or Woolies. Which post on ozbargain mentioned Belong has 5G? I just did a search but cant find any
yeah. I heard about Boost getting 5G but not Belong.
Maybe it comes with the new $15 plan that I've been forced onto.
Belong $70 data plan is 5G
4G still here on the new $15 plan šš
SPEED CAP OF 250 Mbps
Still only 4G on both of my Belong services.
5G has since appeared on one of my Belong services. I haven't had a chance to check the other one yet.
Just appeared on my phone.
Just appeared for me also. Iām in the $15 plan. 124 down 82 up.
Both of mine that are on 5G are on $10 plans. The other two on $15 don't have 5G - I haven't swapped SIMs to check.
For those not getting 5G, try to reset network settings.
Also make sure 5G is selected in Mobile data settings.
Just noticed belong are dropping the 500GB plan to 400GB :( No details on reducing the cost either
Inflation is everywhere
The real question is how are you still on the $10 plan ?