Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) has announced that it is bringing wireless fiber-like speeds with Smart Bro Home WiFi 5G, the country’s first-ever Prepaid Home WiFi.
It is an easy-to-use plug-and-play device that can instantly connect up to 10 devices. With it, you can send big files faster, make clear video conference calls, attend online classes, and get a more immersive entertainment experience with streaming videos and video games.
The device comes with six 5G antennas for better signal capture. Additionally, it supports 2NR Carrier Aggregation that allows you to get wider indoor coverage and a stable connection at home.
You can set it up in seconds by plugging it into a power source and turning it on to connect to 5G speeds in Smart 5G-covered areas.
“We are excited to finally bring the Smart Bro Home WiFi 5G – our most powerful Home WiFi device – to Filipino homes to make it simpler and easier for families to experience the many game-changing benefits of ultrafast 5G.”
Jane J. Basas, SVP and Head of Consumer Wireless Business at Smart
You can manage your Home Wifi 5G by linking it to the GigaLife App. From there, you can check your data usage and balance, access a list of Smart data bundles and packages, and register for the promos.
With every transaction on the GigaLife app, you can earn and accumulate GigaPoints which can be used to redeem lifestyle rewards and data rebates, to name a few.
The company also unveiled the limited-edition version of the device featuring the artwork of award-winning illustrator Stephanie Bravo Semilla on the device.
You can get the limited-edition version of the Smart Bro Home WiFi 5G inclusive of 20GB open-access data for PHP 15,995 by pre-ordering here.
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