Mobile subscription - choice.

Welcome. The most advantageous subscription service is provided by the Plus network. Among all mobile networks, it has the best offers on the market in terms of subscription, which also includes the network's functionality, coverage throughout Poland without any reservations, good coverage also in EU countries, the best packages for calls, SMS, and internet. The worst network is Orange, with a lack of coverage in 3/4 of cities, towns, or villages in Poland, high subscriptions, and few benefits.

Each of the operators has a comparable offer to the SB. At this moment, I would focus on additional services and the benefits stemming from them, coverage, development plans in a specific location, or bundled services such as fiber optic in Orange. The more things in one company, the lower the bills.

Everything depends on needs. Firstly, most subscription plans already include free calls and text messages, so the price differences depend on the size of the internet package. It would be necessary to analyze the actual needs here, how much we have been using so far and mainly for what purposes, whether we use Wi-Fi at home or not, etc. Personally, I use around 30 GB of data, not sparing it for browsing movies or videos, but at home, I use Wi-Fi (if it wasn't available, I think I would need at least 60-70 GB). As for the offers, each network provides slightly different bonuses, and it also depends on whether it is the first or subsequent number in a given network - however, I disagree with the previous person's opinion. Currently, I have 2 numbers in Plus and one in Orange, and when I happen to be in the countryside, far from a larger city, Plus practically always loses LTE coverage, but Orange doesn't - according to the BTS map, Orange has many more base stations in rural areas (at least in the regions where I have been). So, if it comes to good coverage, especially in rural areas, I would choose Orange; if it is not a priority, I think both Plus and Orange are options.

The choice of a mobile phone subscription depends on individual needs and preferences. Here are a few factors to consider: Network and coverage: Check which networks offer services in your area and how their coverage is. Regardless of attractive offers, it won't satisfy you if you don't have good coverage. Limits on calls, texts, and internet: Examine the available packages and check if the limits on calls, texts, and mobile data meet your needs. Make sure you have enough minutes, texts, and data to avoid exceeding limits and worrying about additional fees. Price: Compare prices of different offers. Make sure the subscription price is appropriate for the services offered. The cheapest offer is not always the best, so pay attention to the relationship between price and quality. Additional benefits: Some subscriptions may offer additional benefits such as free calls or texts to selected numbers or tariffs with unlimited data for selected applications. Check if any of these additional benefits may be useful to you. Agreement and conditions: Read the subscription agreement and conditions carefully. Make sure you are aware of any fees, penalties for early termination of the agreement, agreement duration, and other related terms. It is also important to compare different offers on price comparison websites such as https://rankomat.pl/. You can find detailed information on offers, prices, limits, and other parameters that interest you there. It is also worth consulting with friends or family members who have experience with different mobile operators and subscriptions. They can share their experiences and advice, which can help you make a decision.

Pay attention to the frequencies supported by your phone and the network of the specific operator (each telecommunications operator uses different frequency bands for their operations). LTE and 5G utilize multiple bands simultaneously, and if your device does not support all of the operator's bands, you will have proportionally slower data transmission speeds. Also, check the distances to the operators' base stations from the places where you will most frequently use the internet.

Subscription in Heyah. Both calls and mobile Internet.