Mobile Internet for a trip to Germany

Question

Mobile Internet

Interested in a tariff plan for a trip to Germany for 3G mobile Internet for a period of 1 week. Traffic is planned to spend a maximum of 1GB. Cities visited - Berlin, Munich, Günzburg, Nuremberg. Russian operators in roaming take too much money. I would like to consider the option with foreign operators, for example, Vodafone, T-mobile, O2. Vodafone, T-mobile found only contracts for a year. And with the coverage area, it is not entirely clear which of the operators is better. Perhaps someone already had experience in finding such a tariff plan.

Answer 1

Friends use Blau.de from E+. This is a prepaid card, bought at Saturn/Mediamarkt, sometimes at gas stations. True, after purchase it must be activated (via the Internet or by phone). During activation, you can immediately select the desired Internet package - 1GB costs 10 euros (there are other tariffs).
I think this is just what you need.

Answer 2

In the summer in Munich, I used blau.de, 1 GB - 15 euros, HDSPA, I bought it right at the airport without a passport.

Answer 3

The megaphone has the "Vacation-online" option, in Germany it will be 7 rubles / mb, I recommend connecting in any case, at least for the first time it will come in handy. I myself have long stopped buying local SIM cards for trips around Europe, for small things (find out the address, phone number, route in Google maps) - this option is enough. I download a navigator / offline map / guidebook of the area where I am going to my phone and tablet in advance. In the cities you can always find Wi-Fi, outside the city - an offline map or a little bit of the Internet for little money, if you suddenly need to google.

Answer 4

I have only been to Berlin, so I can only speak for him.
I also needed 3g to 1GB. At the Alexanderplatz station, I went to the offices of Vodafone and O2. Vodafone's tariffs turned out to be very expensive, and they gave less traffic (something like 500mb for 70 euros, but I don't remember the exact numbers).
O2 had quite adequate rates for 1GB, much less than Vodafone's (something like 15 euros for a SIM card + 15 euros for traffic, but, again, I don't remember the final figures). All over Berlin, I had no problems catching 3g at excellent speed, there were no problems. Communication and SMS did not use.

Answer 5

Goodline — $0.2 per MB

Answer 6

And I also note that in Germany the density of free WiFi is quite high, in almost every cafe.

Answer 7

now in Munich. for 10 euros I bought a sim card with 200mb. traffic - callmobile.de/ (required a passport), although it's just a t-mobile brand

Answer 8

Having gone to Germany (Siegen) on vacation, I took with me a Huawei Czech O2 USB 3G modem (bought a couple of years ago in Prague). There I went to the first O2 branch I came across and bought a prepaid SIM card for €10 (however, unlike the Czech Republic, in Germany you have to sign an agreement, present documents and write a German address of residence). There was something about a few gigabytes for a week (the speed was somehow very good, I didn’t even think about it - everything just “flyed with a whistle”). A week later, despite the saved traffic (I tried hard to stretch the given gigabytes for longer), it just turned off at once, I had to go pay another €10. The service is on the level - very friendly and sympathetic Turkish guys and girls work there in O2, some (rarely) even speak English, there are comfortable tables + chairs,

Answer 9

Speaking of good Internet, with normal speed, fast loading of pages and applications, I advise you to purchase Comfortway. it is very convenient to travel with it, you can charge it in the car, it catches the Internet in all EU countries, which is very convenient, you don’t need to fool yourself and buy new SIM cards.

Answer 10

you can buy a card for unlimited internet in Europe... there for 3 euros a day they give 500 meters at 3G speed, and the rest is GPRS... They sell it on several resources: www.europasim.com, www.isim.net.ua, www .comfway.com (comfortway service is already wired into the router, but a little expensive)... I have been using this card for several trips - you won’t find better)))

Answer 11

Globalsim 1 cent per 1 Mb for those who use Wi-Fi to stay connected online.
Who really needs the Internet, then Orangesim Mundo tariffs.
Now packages -
3 GB for 7 euros in Europe,
6 GB for 10 euros
9 GB for 15 euros