So now that some stability is expected in the rates of the most traditional operators, we are going to compare their fiber and mobile rates to learn about the advantages and differences between them. premium brands of network operatorsthose that have unlimited data, 5G, the latest advances, the most complete services, pay television, mobile sales in installments, and shops at street level, among other advantages
In general, Orange will not be as competitive in low prices as its rivals, but it does gain competitiveness as more content and services are added. That is to say, with the same services included, it is likely that Orange is cheaper, but If you don’t need so many additives, Movistar, Vodafone and Yoigo make it easier to save.
Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo contract mobile rates
Starting with the cheapest fares, the four main operators start from 15 euros monthly, but they are Vodafone and Yoigo those who include more data when raising the bet to 20GBAlthough Vodafone includes weekends with unlimited data, free SMS and is compatible with Vodafone TV. Orange offers about 17 GB on average, and Movistar 8 GB.
By 27 euros quota, Vodafone is the only one that offers Unlimited mobile data, although with the speed limited to 10 Mbps. In that price range, Yoigo stands at 50 GB, Movistar at 30 GB and Orange at 250 GB (to be consumed in six months).
Of the rest of rates with unlimited data at 5G speedVodafone, Yoigo and Orange depart from 35 euros, but Yoigo has restricted the playback of streaming video to SD and Orange includes Initial TV with 60 channels (15 premium channels). Movistar includes Movistar Plus+ Lite for 41.95 euros. Orange also offers other options with more television, but in all cases, there is no longer a restriction on the playback quality of streaming video.
Full details, such as limitations on roamingthe availability of multi-SIMthe price of SMS or the price of additional mobile linesis as detailed in the comparative graph:
Combination of fiber and mobile
Of the cheapest fiber and mobile combinations, Yoigo offers fiber at 300 Mbps and mobile with 20 GB for 45 euros, or with 40 GB for 49 euros, while Vodafone bets on fiber at 600 Mbps and mobile with unlimited data at 10 Mbps for the same 53 euros.
In the next price step, Vodafone has its unlimited 5G with fiber at 600 Mbps for 59 euros, while Orange offers fiber at 500 Mbps and unlimited mobile (with speed limited to 2 Mbps after 30 GB) and Initial TV for 57 euros, and Movistar stands at 300 Mbps and 30 GB on mobile. For 59 euros, Yoigo offers 300 Mbps and unlimited mobile (with streaming restricted to SD).
With unlimited 5G data and fiber at 1,000 MbpsVodafone starts at 70 euros, followed by Movistar for 74.90 euros, Yoigo for 74 euros (with video in SD), and Orange for 77 euros (with two mobile lines and Initial TV).
Leaping into family combinations with two unlimited mobile lines and fiber, Yoigo starts at 62 euros with 300 Mbps fiber (mobile with SD video), followed by Vodafone with 600 MBps fiber for 75 euros, Orange with 1,000 Mbps fiber for 77 euros (with TV Initial), and Movistar with fiber at 1,000 Mbps for 90.90 euros.
Beyond the prices and basic conditions, these operators also stand out for other advantages:
- Movistar It has more exclusive television content, especially sports broadcasts, it does not have permanence, it is the one that includes the most gigabytes in free roaming in the EU, it includes a WiFi 6 router, it offers smartphone free (permanently), and other services such as Movistar Prosegur Alarms from 29.90 euros, Movistar Salud for 6.95 euros/month, Movistar Car for 3 euros/month or Xbox Game Pass for 12.99 euros/month.
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vodafone includes free calls to mobiles from the landline, includes the US within free roaming, the router with WiFi 6 has an additional cost of 3 euros/month, offers two types of 4K deco with a monthly cost to view content on TV, and offers others services such as Securitas Direct from 55 euros/month, Vodafone Health, Vodafone Energy, Super Wifi from 6 euros/month (or with WiFi 6 for 10 euros/month), CarConnect for 2.5 euros/month and Curve locator for 2 euros/ month.
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Orange includes WiFi 6 router and up to WiFi 6e router and 10 Gbps fiber with the Infinity pack, a free multiSIM (limited to 1 Mbps), does not include the United Kingdom within free roaming, and offers other services such as Orange Video Surveillance from 3 euros/month , Premium WiFi repeater with WiFi 6 for 3 euros/month, Orange Bank and Orange Seguros.
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Yoigo it offers the cheapest additional mobile lines, free roaming in the US, a three-month stay, and also offers services such as HomeGo alarm for 25.90 euros/month, EnergyGo energy, DoctorGo medical insurance for 6 euros/month, and MoneyGo financial services.
Cheaper television on Vodafone and Movistar. Orange if you want to watch football
If we give way to combined fiber, mobile and television, vodafone stands out again with the cheapest offer, which starts at 59 euros with Seriefans and HBOmax included, fiber to 600 Mbps and mobile with unlimited 5G data (or 11 euros more with another unlimited 5G mobile line). But it is also the one who includes the fewest default channels in its basic tv package.
By 69 eurosMovistar includes 80 premium channels (40 channels if we discount the international and DTT channels), although the fiber remains at 300 Mbps and the mobile line is limited to 30 GB.
In Orangethe minimum price of access to television with decoder included part of 100 eurosas includes all football, among other channels that are detailed in the summary below. To see all the football in Movistar, it is necessary to pay 113.90 euros.
The family combinations with fiber at 1,000 Mbpstwo unlimited mobile lines and more television content included, Vodafone starts at 91 euros with HBOmax, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Movistar Premieres 2followed by Movistar for 101.90 euros with Movistar Series and Movistar Premiereswhile Orange starts at 115 euros and includes Netflix, AMC+ and soccer.
