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From my limited experience on the German rails (Amsterdam - Berlin 5/6 times in the last 4 years) the mobile 4G/5G connection was pretty good. Only dropping off
by dstick 3y ago
From my limited experience on the German rails (Amsterdam - Berlin 5/6 times in the last 4 years) the mobile 4G/5G connection was pretty good. Only dropping off when travelling through very remote rural areas. In the Netherlands we have unlimited data subscriptions, I assume Germany has something similar? That should be enough to get some work done in the train :)
- tempaccount1234 3y agoUnlimited data here is rare (or too expensive), usually normal people have 5-10gb a month. Still it covers most web and messaged stuff, just don’t watch too much video….
- Escapado 3y agoTo be a little more precise about the pricing: O2 Unlimited: - 32,99€/month for 4G/5G capped at 3mbit with unlimited data - 42,99€/month for 4G/5G capped at 15mbit with unlimited data - 62,99€/month for 4G/5G up to 500mbit with with unlimited data Vodafone: - 79,99€/month with 4G/5G up to 500mbit with unlimted data Telekom: - 84,99€/month with 4G/5G up to 500mbit with unlimited data 1und1: - 49,99€/month with 4G/5G capped at 10mbit with unlimited data - 69,99€/month with 4G/5G up to 500mbit with unlimited data
- r3drock 3y agoFreenet Funk is offering unlimited data with 4G for 0.99€/day. Speeds are up to 250mbit.
- logifail 3y ago> From my limited experience on the German rails (Amsterdam - Berlin 5/6 times in the last 4 years) the mobile 4G/5G connection was pretty good. Only dropping off when travelling through very remote rural areas. Not sure what you'd call "very remote rural areas", but when on the main rail lines through Bavaria (Munich-Rosenheim-Salzburg-Vienna and -Rosenheim-Innsbruck-Verona) if you're in the countryside you'll often experience patchy or zero mobile coverage, never mind 4G/5G.