China Broadnet has become the fourth mobile operator in China to offer 5G services in the country, according to Chinese press reports.
The new player’s cheapest monthly plan, at CNY118 ($17.60), offers 40 gigabytes of data and 200 minutes of domestic phone calls, while its most expensive monthly package at CNY588 ($88) comes with 398 GB of data and 26 hours of calls.
The operator already supplies cable services and became the country’s fourth operator when formally inaugurated in 2020, having previously acquired a license for commercial 5G services in 2019. The carrier was initially known as China Broadcasting Network before rebranding earlier this year.
