Mobile (3G or 4G) Internet in St. Petersburg?

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Alexey2011-09-05 22:38:39

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Alexey, 2011-09-05 22:38:39

Hello. In a month we will have a trip to St. Petersburg for a few days. The apartment in the Moskovsky district where I will stay is without the Internet, so some alternative channel is needed: for example, Yota or 3G.
Tell me what to choose (which tariff and from which operator)? Or is it better to buy a whistle from Yota in Moscow?
Thanks for the advice.

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edogs, 2011-09-05
@edogs

3G is a megaphone, almost without options. Tariff - any + tariff option spb.megafon.ru/tariffs/options/skidki_na_internet/internet_plyus4.html
4G - better if you need a chance for good speed. Iota has unstable coverage, but in most cases it is faster than 3G, but not in the vast majority.

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egorinsk, 2011-09-06
@egorinsk

If you need a little traffic, then you can stupidly take a tariff from MTS "Modem" or as it is called there, there the cost of GPRS is 1 rub / Mb. But no subscription fee. I keep one in case of an emergency shutdown for example.

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Andrey, 2011-09-06
@reaferon

As for 4G: everything is fine with Yota, except for the prices. I am more than satisfied with the coverage and speed (but the prices are not).
If you are ready to pay 500 rubles for the “Week” tariff, then I can give you this whistle: www.yota.ru/ru/devices/modems/?sec=usb#94990 for the entire stay in our city. Of course free of charge.