What You Need to Know About ntel NG: 4G LTE Data, Tarrif Plans, Prices & Compatible Devices

After months of high hopes ntel 4G/LTE
services. Finally, ntel is here with the launched
of their first VoLTE service in Nigeria last
Friday on 8th April. ntel is Nigeria’s most
revolutionary telecommunications company
which provides 4G LTE Advanced network that
delivers super fast call-connect times, crystal
clear Voice over LTE and extraordinarily high
internet access speed (up to 230Mbps).
The ntel 4G LTE finally hits Abuja and Lagos,
Nigeria and it would take some couple of
months before Ntel 4G LTE reaches some
other states in Nigeria. The internet access
speed is amazing, those who purchased their
sim card earlier can testify to it, up to
55.13Mbps on downloads and 24.40Mbps for
uploads.
Here’s how you can reserve your custom ntel
Number
1. Go to their official website
www.ntel.com.ng/reserve-generate
2. Scroll down and click on "choose your own
number"
3. Next, fill in the important information in the
field provided and once your number is
ready, you’ll be contacted to pick up your
personalized number. However, the
available pickup states are Abuja, Lagos
and Port Harcourt.
Below are the list of their data plans, tariff
plans and prices, along with compatible
smartphones.
1. ntel Smartphone starter, offers unlimited
data access, unlimited SMS with 30mins
voice call which is valid for 3days. This
offer goes for just N1,000.
2. ntel Standard plan, offers unlimited data
access, unlimited SMS with 70mins voice
call which is valid for 7days. This offer
goes for just N2,400.
3. ntel Monthly plan, offers unlimited data
access, unlimited SMS with 300mins voice
call which is valid for 30days. This offer
goes for just N9,000.
Compatible smartphones include TecnoBoom
J8, Tecno C5, Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge,
Konka L5 70S(R1)(R2)(E1), Phantom 5, Infinix
Zero 3 and Infinix Note 2 (2GB Ram version).
Since the listed smartphones are 4G LTE
enabled smartphones, I can assume that their
plans will be compatible with every 4G LTE
enabled smart phones.
Fair usage policy now attached to their
unlimited data access, this is due to the fact
that most individuals are likely to use their
unlimited data access for commercial purpose.
According to ntel, “customers likely to be
affected by this policy are those who generate
large volumes of traffic; often have file-sharing
software or peer-to-peer/torrent apps on their
phones or tablets; and download large-format
files such as music, videos and movies
consistently”. However, it’s also noted that any
customer who uses above 3GB data daily
would be slowed down to 512bps, if done
continuously might get disconnected or
blocked.
If you have already purchased their sim card
and tested their network, kindly share your
savoir faire about ntel services.

Thanks for sharing this.

I hope they came up with special and new things

Let them cover my state ondo first before we can know how is going