MOBILE PHONE SUBSCRIPTIONS COMPARISON
SWITZERLAND

How do you find the most important key data before the mobile subscription comparison or what questions should you ask yourself in order to take a closer look at your own user behavior? In the following we give an overview of the most important points:

1. 1. Your own telephone behavior
      If you want to decide on a mobile subscription, you should first know what your own telephone behavior is like. Is the mobile device only used for making calls and is it used more for surfing the net? Or are business calls all over the world made with the smartphone? If you use the phone privately, you should also take a closer look at the networks of the people you talk to most frequently. Sometimes there are higher costs for calls to other networks, but many providers now offer a flat rate to all networks. Also important: are these only short conversations or phone calls that last for hours?
      
      
   2. The data usage
      Anyone who buys a smartphone will certainly want to be mobile on the Internet with it. This includes reading and sending WhatsApp messages and social media activities. If you don't want that, you don't need to read any further at this point, because then a normal cell phone is sufficient.
      Most wireless service providers provide data volumes between one and four gigabytes per month. The data volume is usually sufficient to follow Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Co., to use WhatsApp and to keep up to date with news, weather and sports. However, if films are to be watched on Netflix, sporting events or YouTube videos or if the mobile data is required for the use of music streaming offers, an unlimited data volume is the better choice.
      
      
   3. Use abroad
      Roaming charges can have a negative impact on the book, so these should definitely be taken into account when comparing mobile subscriptions. If you only use your smartphone once a year while on vacation abroad, you may not have a problem with it. But anyone who travels abroad frequently and wants to make phone calls or surf the web from there has a large cost on the table thanks to roaming. When making a comparison, it is important to take this point into account if the smartphone is used frequently abroad, if unexpectedly high costs are not to be incurred.
      
      
   4. Monthly Cost Considerations
      The cheapest provider is not always the best individually. A provider that seems very cheap at first glance may only offer a low network coverage, which is worst where you are located or where you want to make calls and surf the most frequently. Another provider waives monthly basic fees, but sets the price per minute for calls very high. Which provider is the best depends on the individual needs of the user. Important: It is essential to check the network coverage as part of the comparison or after the cheapest provider has been determined!
      
      
   5. On-site support
      If you don't want to do everything online, you might want to go to a customer advisor on site and have them look after you. Therefore, branch coverage should also be taken into account when comparing mobile subscriptions. The large providers such as Swisscom and Sunrise are more expensive, but offer good network coverage and support in the branch. Other providers are cheaper because they use the network of the big players in the industry, but they bind their customers contractually for a longer period of time or have no on-site customer support.

Taking these considerations into account, the comparison can be made and the cheapest provider for the mobile subscription can be found very easily!