Infratel, the company of the Ministry of Economic Development for the digitization of the country – it is the implementing body of the national broadband plan and strategic ultra broadband project – has just announced that it is in the works a (other) government bonus. It might be worth it 300 euros and be intended for those who do not have an ultra-fast home connection: if they subscribe to an offer from at least 30 Mbps you will receive a voucher to partially cover the subscription with the chosen operator.
This voucher it should have no Isee threshold limit, that is, it should be reserved for everyone. Except for those who, of course, have not already signed up for an ultra-fast internet subscription. In that case, nothing to do. However, it will come in stages: the company will launch one on its website first public consultation in which opinions and requests can be expressed on the government’s plan to push super-fast connectivity throughout Italy. Eventually the project will be presented to the European Commission and will be substantiated by a decree of the Ministry of Economic Development which will detail the practical aspects. At the center there will therefore be this voucher, intended for the activation of services at at least 30 Mbps maximum download speed, made with any technology available. It should come as a discount on activation or bills.
The best deals for internet at home
But what are the best offers for home broadband right now? According to an analysis carried out specifically for VanityFair from Facile.it in the first place is the bundle Fastweb + Plenitude what it costs 18.95 euros for 24 months in the event of a Light & Gas subscription with Eni. There is no constraint and it includes a Nexxt Internet Box with Wifi6 and Integrated Alexa.
At the second square check Aruba Promo Fiber: it costs 17.69 euros for 12 months then it rises to 26.47. It does not include the modem and calls (you can add them for a fee) but there isStop & Go option: You can save money by pausing your fiber for 30 days a year.
Third place for Sky Wifi + Try Sky Q what it costs 24.90 euros for 18 months, then 29.90. If you associate the Sky Q product that allows you to try a month of Sky content for 9 euros, the activation cost goes from 29 to 20 (Sky gives you the Sky Q trial): in practice, a free month of pay TV. Includes free Secure Wifi service.
Fourth offer, that of WindTre: Super Fiber Unlimited. The first fee is free, then 26.99 euros. Exclusive promo dedicated to Facile.it and paid calls and activation cost 9.99 euros.
It follows Sorgenia Next Fiber what it costs 23.90 euros per month in case of subscription of the Light & Gas user. There is a unique app to manage bills and modem and activation are included.
Sixth place for Tim Super Fiber for existing mobile customers: it costs 24.90 euros per month for those who, as mentioned, are already a Tim mobile customer (29.90 for non-customers). Includes TIM Hub + modem and activation fee.
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