Felix Mobile has today announced that they have turned on a “major 5G upgrade” to deliver faster speeds and “superior performance” on all of its capped plans at no extra cost to its customers.
The new 5G speeds and performace are available from today on their $25/25GB and $30/50GB mobile plans with the unlimited data $40 plan getting improved performance from the free 5G upgrade as well, with its speeds remaining at 20Mbps.
To celebrate the new 5G launch, Felix Mobile has dropped the cost of the $25/25GB plan to just $10 for the first three months.
The new expansion of Felix Mobile’s network coincides with its retail expansion into Woolworths and Officeworks, making a total of 2,300 retail points around Australia where you can get your Felix Mobile SIMs.
Felix Mobile is an environmentally conscious company with “envrionmentally responsible products and services” and as part of this they plant one tree per customer for every month they are with Felix. So far they have alreaady donated more than 1.8 million trees globally and are on track to reach two million trees by the end of 2024.
Felix Mobile is powered by the Vodafone network and their 5G which has coverage in more than 3000 suburbs across Australia and it continues to expand across Australia.
To sign up for Felix Mobile and get in on their environmentally products and services along with fast cheap phone service head on over to FelixMobile.com.au or drop into your local Woolworths or Officeworks.
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