Can some of you that live in Poland post what your internet speeds are? I'm moving in with a friend in Warsaw and he tells me his connection is 512k-1mb during the day and 1mb at night. This apparently qualifies as high speed, and i'm certainly hoping that it's just a really cheap provider.
Average "broadband" speeds in the US are about 3 mb/s, and the US is considered to be very outdated in terms of high speed internet providing.
i use the internet all day everyday here in Poland, and have had no issues with it, i can use skype phone, many internet pages all at once. I think i have a 3mb line though.
I did some researching on the ISP's in the Warsaw area, and some of them offer up to 15 mb/s. This does get pricey though, but cost is no obstacle for me. I was surprised when I heard that my friend had a 1 mb/s line, since Europe is in general pretty far ahead of the US in terms of the communications field. Seems that he is just paying for the bare minimum that is offered.
I did some researching on the ISP's in the Warsaw area, and some of them offer up to 15 mb/s
Are you talking about neostrada ? Yes, in fact TPSA offers 15 Mbit/s, but you have to be near to their telephone exchange and your line parameters have to be good if you want to get what you paid for....
Hi, im a Norwegian who will probably move to Warsaw, Poland to study around october. I do not currently speak polish at all. I got a few questions that i was hoping you people could answer:
Firstly, Internet connection in warsaw: How much do i have to pay, and how fast of a connection can i get? It seems like 6mbit is the fastest orange and tele2 will offer, but i just cant figure out what the price actually is.
tele2.pl/pages/dla_domu/internet_6mb.html There are so many different figures under "ceny" so could anyone please tell me what id have to pay pr. month for a 6 mb connection. And is it possible to get anything faster than this? How much would that cost?
Secondly, TV: Ive been to Poland alot, and it seems to me most shows and movies are dubbed to polish. This would obviosly be a problem for me. Are there any providers who sends channels with english not-dubbed content? Like movies and stuff like that?
I dont use english so fluently so my words will be simple. I attand to 2nd class of high school.
At start internet connections in Poland arent symmetric I mean upload and dowload arent the same value. Polish internet distributors often offer packs of services - Tv + home-phone + Internet. It's a little cheaper.
Your case isnt much cheap. You're seeking for tv without dubbing and highspeed connection.
Only tv matching to your expections I heard is new digital N-television (N.pl) which offer vob film on call. I've read that there are problems with settings of subtitles (settings resets to fabric and dubbing turn on), but it is only tv with original sound. 449 zł for activation (divice with 160 GB space for time of contract)
Internet providers I know and recommand: -wide common in Warsaw
UPC internet chello up to 12 mbps with ability to raise upload (for 20 zl) i dont know to what exactly speed
upc.pl/internet/uslugi 12-month-contract 200 zl for activation
Aster up to 4 and 6 in night mbps aster.pl/node/109 24-month-contract My internet provider (2 mbps DL/ 512 kbps UP), no great problems, twice in 4-year-usage was 1-day-break 269 zł for activation
I dont recommand Telemunikacja Polska tp.pl Sometimes it's difficult to connect internet NEOSTRADA TP tinyurl/2txoul
Tele2 - too new provider, there's complication because Tele2 use Telemunikacja Polska telecommunication lines what waves on Tele2 conditions that you have to contract with TP also (?)
tele2.pl/pages/dla_domu/internet_6mb.html it's bargain for example: in 12-month-contract: 1st month you'll pay 55zł in 2nd and 3rd 55zł too, etc. like on this page activation with modem 240 zł but in bargain 2,44zł
All prices arent in reduced price offer (with exception Tele2)
PS other key-words for searching services and prices:
cennik - table with offer usługi - services promocja - bargain oferta - an offert umowa na czas określony / nieokreślony - contract for a specified period of time / non-specified
I have a few more questions. This chello 12mb/s looks interesting to me, but i dont completly understand how much it cost. In norway when i buy a connection i have to first pay a 1 time fee to get it installed. Then i have to pay a fee each month. Is this the same in Poland?
When you say activation do you mean this one time fee? Or is this each month? Would i have to pay 269zl each month for this 12mb/s connection?
Activation in this case means one time fee. You know - when staff comes to your flat and install everything you need to connect Internet. Cables, modem, etc.
I've got UPC's chello internet in my house and I'm pretty satisfied. And in my case I had to buy a full service option - means cable television, and then Internet.
And as you said - it's similar when you're buying a connection to Norway. You pay for activation, than you gotta pay every month another fee(it depends of option that you chose). Of course if I understood you correctly ;). If you find sth that interests you, you can show us the link, and that I'll try to translate what you exactly want to know.
I've checked. For chello ultra(12Mb/s, and nothing else) you have to pay 269 PLN (contract for a specified period of time), and 299PLN (non-specified period of time).
I was wondering if you have access to internet everywhere in Warsaw. Is there any area that is out of range or it is possible to get high speed or wireless internet everywhere in Warsaw/Poland?
Internet in Warsaw
Hey, I was wondering if highspeed or wireless internet in available in all of Warsaw and Wroclaw. Is there any area that those services arent available in the city?