Operators' 5G is selling well, and consumers are turning to low prices.
Since the three major operators have launched 29 yuan 5G**, many consumers are struggling with how to deal with it, the author believes that you can use the original 8 yuan guaranteed number ** to deal with, for this kind of low-priced, affordable and money-saving 5G**.
China Mobile's 119 yuan in Guangzhou**contains 60g of data**; After that, you can buy China Unicom's 59 yuan discount**, and you can get 60g of data for 29 yuan, which is already very cheap compared to China Unicom's 29G**, but it is still much cheaper than 29 yuan e-commerce**.
On the e-commerce platform, the 29 yuan** provides 150g of universal data traffic, and the discount for the first six months is only 9 yuan. Of course, this **is much cheaper than **on the official **.
Because of the cheapness, he wanted to know more about China Telecom's business, so he chose China Telecom's 29 yuan**, which was delivered a few days later, and he also registered on China Telecom's official **, in his opinion, this is normal, not **.
As a next step, China Mobile is likely to switch to an 8 yuan insurance number**, as China Unicom and China Telecom have enough data, but are currently using 4G and do not want to switch to 5G, which they consider unstable.
Operators are making a fool of themselves with such a low **launch. Operators are reluctant to launch 5G** through official channels, because they don't want users who already have 5G** to suffer, because 5G** has brought huge profits to operators, and China Mobile launched 5G**ARPU value of 80 yuan, which is 1.5G**6 times.
It is precisely because of the higher ARPU value of 5G** users that the operator's revenue and profits will increase. In this case, operators naturally do not want 5G users to switch to lower 5G, which to a certain extent will create an obstacle for users to be unable to use cheap ones in large quantities.
On the other hand, China Mobile is also trying to acquire new customers, having been left behind since the beginning of 2018 by China Telecom, which gained more subscribers with its low price**, forcing China Mobile to launch lower-priced **.
In the 4G era, major network operators are fighting a major battle, resulting in a significant decline in performance. In 2019, 5G was launched, and invariably, the three major operators priced 5G** at 100 yuan, but now 5G** has been rolled out nationwide, and China has 1.6 billion mobile phones, far exceeding the total population of the country, and the three major operators are also cautiously rolling out 5G**.
Having said that, I believe you don't have to worry about buying cheap 5G** online, as long as it is a regular e-commerce platform, there should be no problem. What's more, the activation and authentication are carried out through the official ***, and the status of the number card and ** can be queried on the official app of the operator, and you can choose the cheap** according to your original number, and then use these cheap**, you don't have to worry about the lack of traffic.