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Tell me, how are things in Pattaya with the Internet at home? The speed of the norms?
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Before renting a house, it is recommended to clarify what kind of Internet is available in the building, whether it will be possible to connect it at all. Because it all depends on the specific house, with which provider the contract is concluded, what infrastructure the provider uses. Some cheap condos may be without the Internet and the ability to connect it at all. There are several ISPs in Pattaya, here are the popular ones: 1. True (TrueOnline). 2.3BB (Triple T Broadband). 3. AIS Fibre. 4. TOT (Telephone Organization of Thailand). Each of them is able to: 1. DSL, telephone lines, 20-100 Mbps. These are usually tall buildings, old hotels, or houses in remote areas when it is too expensive for the provider to build new infrastructure. 2. Cable Internet, from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps. 3. Fiber, from 100 Mbps to 2 Gbps. 4. Wireless Access, 10 Mbit/s up to several hundred Mbit/s. The cost per month for all providers is about the same: 1. DSL: from 500-1000 baht (possibly cheaper for lower speeds). 2. Cable Internet: approximately 500-1500 baht. 3. Fiber optics: from 800-2000 baht per month. If the Internet is not available in a particular apartment, but there is an opportunity, usually providers charge a fee for connection and installation of equipment - 500-1000 baht. They also offer free connection subject to a long-term contract.
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I also have a good one, 100 Mbps. But sometimes it drops to 60, it usually doesn't go lower.
I'm fine, I even stream calmly, my friends in neighboring Kondo almost don't work at all.