Compare Broadband in Hong Kong

When shopping around for internet, home phone, TV and mobile deals it’s important to know what you’re looking for. Broadband providers can leave consumers confused. People end up buying packages unsuited to them, add-ons they don’t need, and paying hefty fees which they weren’t expecting. This page is here to help with all of that.

Find the fastest broadband for you

• Speeds up to 1000M
• Get a free UTV box
• Public & Private housing flat rates

Sign up now

Compare home broadband plans

Sort by:

Name	Product	Prices from (p/m)	Maximum Speed (Mbps)	Minimum Contract (months)	Installation fee
CMHK Fibre Home Broadband		HK$118	1000	24	HK$680	Get up to 1000Mbps and a UTV Box with the Home Broadband package. Installation fee waived on 24 month contracts.	Go to site More Info		loading Fetching your data...
HKBN Fibre Broadband		HK$158	2000	36	HK$680	Get access to up to 2Gbps download and upload speeds of 1Gbps with the fibre to the home plans from Hong Kong Broadband Network.	Go to site More Info		loading Fetching your data...
CMHK 5G Service Plan		HK$198	20000	24	HK$0	Get access to a 5G network, plus new customers who subscribe to 2 or more services are eligible for a 25% discount per month.	Go to site More Info		loading Fetching your data...
HKBN Mobile Broadband		HK$218	500	24	HK$0	Get super fast mobile broadband speeds with HKBN local data and Bay Area plans.	Go to site More Info		loading Fetching your data...

loading

Compare up to 4 providers

Clear selection

Compare

Read on to get the information you need to help you make an informed decision on a fibre broadband plan.

What to look for when comparing broadband plans in Hong Kong

Whether you’re looking for Fibre, Cable or a Mobile plan it pays to compare so you can get the best deal for you at a great price. These are some of the questions to ask yourself when you’re shopping around for broadband in Hong Kong:

Which home broadband providers operate in Hong Kong?

There are six primary home broadband providers in Hong Kong:

• HGC Broadband. HGC Broadband offer a range of fibre broadband options including Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) and multiple connections to one location.
• Netvigator. Netvigator offers broadband in conjunction with PCCW’s international bandwidth, and has a range of FTTH broadband services including 1G and 10G fibre.
• HKBN. The Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN) offers a range of home and mobile broadband services in addition to mobile phone plans.
• i-Cable. i-Cable offers a number of fibre broadband services in Hong Kong including 200M, 500M and 1000M speeds in addition to its full range of cable TV services.
• SmarTone. SmarTone has a number of home broadband plans on offer including a variety of speeds up to 1000M.
• China Mobile Hong Kong (CMHK). In addition to CMHK’s extensive mobile phone plan services, CMHK also offers a home broadband service with speeds up to 1000M.

How to switch broadband providers

Make sure you’ve read the terms and conditions on your existing deal before you switch broadband providers. Some companies will charge an exit fee, and set a minimum term during which this applies if you switch broadband mid-contract. Also, be aware of any costs you need to pay before you sign up to your new package. Typical examples include installation costs or a charge for the delivery of your router. Also, be aware that there can be different charges for the same broadband plan depending on if your property is public or private housing; and the method you chose to sign up can also influence how much you pay.

Once you’re ready to compare broadband, shop around to find deal that works for you and your household. If you’re signing up as a new customer, you’ll have to submit personal details such as your name, address and email address. After your order is processed by your new provider, they’ll contact you to confirm any other actions you need to take to get your new service up and running.

Frequently asked questions

• What connection will I get at my property?

  The type of connection you have is typically fixed – in short, you’re stuck with whatever connection your property has. Unfortunately, not every home or business across Hong Kong is guaranteed to be able to access fibre broadband. If a fast Internet plan is your top priority, take the type of connection into consideration when moving.

• What will I need to have in place to get fibre broadband at home?

  As a minimum, you’ll need to ensure you have the required fibre infrastructure in your area, and the access port is available and activated in your premises. Once you’ve activated your broadband, the way your home is set up – including the distance between the router and your devices – are just a couple of the factors which determine how seamlessly you’ll be able to use the Internet in your home.

• Can I take advantage of broadband bundles if I'm an existing customer?

  It can be easier to manage your broadband and home entertainment as part of one deal. Start by checking if there are any fees if you break your existing contract. You should be able to check this in your online broadband account. It’s often found on a provider’s website under ‘Manage my plan’ or ‘Manage my account’. How close to your contract’s expiry date you need to be for a new deal varies between providers.