Digital connectivity is a must in today’s new normal, which is why it’s important to have a “reliable and consistent” network. Through the latest Globe At Home (GAH) Prepaid WiFi LTE-Advanced modem, customers are assured of a strong, stable and fast internet connection that’s friendly on the wallet.
GAH Prepaid WiFi LTE-Advanced modem with its “Doble-Bilis Boosters” now offers internet connection that’s two times faster than any other Globe prepaid modem.
The modem is “plug and play” making it easier to use, and comes with free 10 GB data that can be shared with the family. Up to six devices can access the internet using the newest modem from GAH Prepaid WiFi.
The GAH Prepaid WiFi LTE-Advanced is equipped with carrier aggregation technology making it a seamless experience for families to use the internet. All they need to do is plug in and load up their Doble-Bilis Boosters equipped modems and enjoy working while at home, watching their favorite series and learning history with just a click away.
It works best with data promos exclusive to GAH Prepaid WiFi, from as low as P99 for HomeSURF99 with 10GB valid for five days or the HomeWATCH199 promo that gives customers a total of 34GB for seven days. The promos can only work with the SIM inserted in the modem.
The GAH Prepaid WiFi LTE-Advanced modems with Doble-Bilis Boosters are available at the Globe Online Shop and other channels nationwide, for only P1,999.
Globe At Home Prepaid WiFi kits run on Globe’s 4G LTE wireless network.
According to the latest Ookla data, Globe has a better mobile consistency score than competition in several regions including the Ilocos Region at 64.46% with an increase of 11.58 PPTs (percentage points). In fact, Globe’s regional mobile Consistency Score™ registered improvements in 16 out of 17 regions, comparing Q4 2020 to Q3 2020 results.
Ookla’s quarterly data shows that Globe’s overall mobile Consistency Score in Q4 2020 improved to 60.82% from Q3’s 56.83%. The company registered increases as high as 10 PPTs, with Consistency Scores of up to 65% in Q4 2020.
Mobile Consistency Score measures the number of incidences (viewed as a percentage) of a provider’s samples equal or exceeds both a download threshold of 5 Mbps and an upload threshold of 1 Mbps.
Globe likewise champions the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically UN SDG No. 9 which recognizes the importance of infrastructure and innovation as crucial drivers of economic growth and development. Globe has vowed to uphold the 10 United Nations Global Compact principles and 10 UN SDGs.
