Evoluzn’s 4th port is a WAN port that also serves as a wired connection to Fiber broadband or VDSL, technically doubling as a fiber/DSL modem as well (for when you finally switch to a fixed broadband subscription in the future). In terms of WiFi capability, the Green Packet modem only broadcasts at the 2.4GHz frequency while the Evoluzn and Boost Even support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies.Įvoluzn FX-ID5When you want to hook up to the modem via the LAN port, take note that the Green Packet only has one LAN port while the Evoluzn has 3 ports and the Boost Even has 4 LAN ports.
The Green Packet modem only supports 4G while the Boost Even supports both 3G and 4G and the Evoluzn supports 2G, 3G and 4G. You need to take note of these differences in their modem features so when you purchase one of them, you know which one is the best fit for you and your location. There’s also a much older modem that’s cylindrical in shape with a model name of Green Packet D2K-FT10.īoost Even R281All three modems are powered by Smart LTE and are all 4G capable but with some feature differences. The other one with a model name Boost Even R281 also sells for PHP 1,995 (from PHP 2,495). One is the PLDT Home WiFi Advance which sells at PHP 1,995 with a model name Evoluzn FX-ID5. There are actually a number of variants of the PLDT Home Prepaid modems. FamLoad 199 now has 24GB of data for seven days, FamLoad 599 comes with 80GB of data for 15 days, FamLoad 999 has 130GB of data for 30 days, and FamLoad 1499 gives you a generous 200GB of data for 30 days. You can easily load up the PLDT Home WiFi Prepaid with different data packages. PLDT has ramped up its offering of prepaid data plans that cater either to WFH employees and students. This is especially crucial in areas where fixed wired solutions are readily available (more so in the provinces and many rural areas). They’re affordable and easy to install with each unit going for only PHP 1,995 (it started out as high as PHP 2,495 when it first came out). PLDT even posted a 95% increase in net income for the quarter and estimates that their 2020 results will be much better than 2019, despite the pandemic.įor most students who are attending online classes, the immediate and most cost-efficient solution for home broadband is to get a prepaid home WiFi.
Telcos and internet service providers recorded a surge in subscriber base, revenues, and profits by the end of the 3rd quarter. By the third quarter of the year, a further surge in demand was felt as the school opening started and everyone had to resort to online classes. Since the second quarter of this year, there was a sudden spike in demand for home broadband due to the work-from-home setup brought upon by the lockdown.
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