I'll be moving soon and, depending on the number of days, I won't have Wi-Fi for the next 3 weeks and it would be too expensive after a while because I don't have a flat rate. Now I might buy a hotspot pass (30 euro for 1 month) and see that I can go online with my mobile phone and laptop.
Would that make sense to you?
I inserted a survey. The hotspot costs 5 euro for 1 day, which would be the most expensive. For 1 week it is 20 euro and the cheapest 1 month for 30 euro. I would just buy the cheapest package that you can supposedly use with 5 mobile devices and one PC.
Is just a question out of boredom xD So what would you do? 1 month without internet or buying the hotspot pass?
And yes, there are still people nowadays who have prepaid on their mobile phones because I never needed a flat rate (I always used the internet via a wireless router at home and I made too few phone calls, so I never needed a flat rate)
Now a tricky thing. The Wi-Fi hotspot is not a fixed or constant size. It depends on how many hotspots you have around you. It can be that the hotspots send or not and you can't see how much power they are giving off. Not to be confused with the signal strength. So first test it and take a look at the situation.
You could also see whether your provider offers a hotspot flat rate from the mobile phone contract. In my telecom contract, for example, a Telecom Hotspot Flat is integrated, which I often use on the go, so that I don't use my data volume or because the hotspots are faster depending on the area.
I can use the hotspot access on my mobile phone and PC, and I can read out the access data with the Telekom Hotspot app, for example.
It will be difficult because 1) I will move very soon 2) only have prepayed on my mobile phone as described above 3) Fonic is more of a niche provider that definitely doesn't have that and if so, then not with prepayed I think… (I'm therefore with Fonic, because my cell phone was stolen 4 years ago and at that time they only had Fonic SIM cards lying around at Mobilcomdebitel when I wanted to get a replacement)
