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$110 Japan 28 Days Portable Wi-Fi Special @ WifiPalm (Was $140) (Free Delivery and Return, $100 Deposit Required)

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$110 Japan 28 Days Portable Wi-Fi Special @ WifiPalm (Was $140) (Free Delivery and Return, $100 Deposit Required)
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Associatedwifipalm on 10/05/2018 - 16:35 wifipalm.com.au (249 clicks)
Last edited 10/05/2018 - 19:19 by 1 other user

$110 Japan 28 Days Speical: Enjoy Unlimited 4G LTE Data Usage in Japan for 28 Days

Was $10/Day and it's ONLY $4/Day NOW

Why WifiPalm?
-Australia Wide Free Shipping
-Connect up to 5 Devices Simultaneously (Ideal for Family and Group)
-Avoid Data Roaming Charge
-Arrive and Be Connected Straight Away

What’s in the box?
1 x WifiPalm portable hotspot
1 x Travel adapter for Japan(plus charging cable)
1 x Instruction manual
1 x Rugged travel case
1 x Shipment return satchel

Note: A deposit of $100 AUD is collected at checkout and returned on the condition that the WifiPalm portable hotspot device is returned to WifiPalm in a fully operational and undamaged state.
*A flat rate of $110 will be charged for rental between 1 to 28 days

Check out our promotion: https://wifipalm.com.au/product/japan-28-days-special/
Check out other offers at our website: http://www.wifipalm.com.au
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  • Cheap Charlie on 10/05/2018 - 16:57

    May be worth updating the post to reflect the "saving" on offer.
    Regularly pricing for JPN is $10 per day, capped at $140 for up to 30 days?
    Flamingo

    • Associatedwifipalm @ wifipalm.com.au on 10/05/2018 - 17:01

      Thank you for the suggestion!

  • ballofspam on 10/05/2018 - 17:25
    +1

    What network does this runoff? Also is this truly unlimited or are you throttled after a certain amount?

    • Associatedwifipalm @ wifipalm.com.au on 10/05/2018 - 17:33
      +1

      We run on softbank and it is truely unlimited and no speed limit after certain usage. Wifipalm always run on 4G.

      Regards,
      Wifipalm

      • henrus on 10/05/2018 - 18:44

        What is the base speed…

        Many providers in Japan offer unlimited 4G for foreigners but capped at 2-3mbps.

        nevermind found it on your site… hardly 4G speeds

        "In normal circumstances, the download/upload speeds are roughly 7.2/ 5.76 Mbps."

        Meanwhile, locals can get 4G with 100-200mbps directly from the network.

  • Wai on 10/05/2018 - 17:29
    -2

    Ridiculous pricing…It's 2018
    Who gonna pay $110 for wifi??

  • incipient on 10/05/2018 - 19:20
    +1

    Local sim cards are now pretty easy to get.

    -This really stands out if you're looking for either 4+ users that never separate (eg a family)
    -heavy data user that wants unlimited

  • cuy on 10/05/2018 - 19:29
    +2

    Checkout

    https://www.ivideo.com.tw/english/japanwifirental

    I rented one (603 model) for about $50 aud for one month. Only went to japan for 3 weeks. Ends up cheaper if you just rent one month if not going more than a month.

    • vitawheat on 11/05/2018 - 06:37

      I've been eyeing this company for my upcoming trip. They currently have a special going for $30/month.

      How did you find the connection in main city compared to in subways and mountains? How much data did you find yourself using? Were you throttled?

      Off topic; what general advice do you have for while travelling in Japan? Where did you exchange money?

      Thanks!

  • Strahany on 10/05/2018 - 23:57

    I personally used a WiFi hotspot service when I was there in early 2017 and couldn’t recommend anything else. Mine was unlimited with no throttling, averaging just under 100mbps whenever I tested it, and cost about $130 for 1 month, with free returns via a postage paid satchel. Given that this was for 2 people, it really worked out to $65, and could easily support a larger group to further dilute the cost.

    SIMs would have cost much, much more in order to cover the data that I ultimately used. Having said that, there is convenience involved with purely a SIM as opposed to carrying a modem.

    • thearbiter117 on 12/05/2018 - 16:09

      Do you remember who you got it from, i am looking at doing similar when i visit later this year

      • MacGarnicle on 08/06/2018 - 18:39

        Not OP and necroposting but did the exact same thing last year, I shopped around a lot and found that Japan Wireless was the cheapest. Had a great experience with them. However they cost $143 for 28 days and use the same network as this offer, so this would be a better deal.

  • Associatedwifipalm @ wifipalm.com.au on 26/07/2018 - 22:58

    Please check out our global option if you are transiting or travelling to multiple countries!
    https://wifipalm.com.au/product/global/

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