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Checking out LTE speeds here in Tokyo, Japan

The first thing we did when we landed at the Narita Airport last Monday was to rent a 4G Pocket WiFi at one of the shops just outside the arrival area. This provided us access to mobile internet throughout our trip here.

The device is a Huawei E5-series although not the same as the E589 LTE we have in the Philippines. The lease costs about Php2,500USD 43INR 3,612EUR 41CNY 310 for the 4 days that we’re here so that brings it to about Php600USD 10INR 867EUR 10CNY 74 per day. Not bad when you compare it to the usual $10PHP 587INR 847EUR 10CNY 73-$15 roaming charges and besides, it comes with an 8-hour LTE pocket WiFi.

Based on the last 3 days that we’ve been testing it, the average speed we normally get is about 6Mbps while the highest we’ve ever clocked was just 14Mbps. It’s not bad but not earth-shattering as we expected.

In fact, the LTE speeds we get in the Philippines is almost the same if not better. The only difference that we notice is that LTE signal is almost everywhere, a stark contrast to the sparse LTE signal we have in Metro Manila.

Abe Olandres
Abe Olandres
Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.
  1. Well you should try their DSL first then compare it here in the Philippines (Considering the price and speeds given in every plan). Makikita mo kung gaano kamahal ng internet natin dito sa pinas.

  2. We should take note na sa Japan, walang GSM signal… PURO 3G at LTE lang. SOSYAL!

    Kaya consistent talaga ang speeds. Even a simple home internet subscription with 80mbps speed costs only P1500 there. Mabilis na, mura pa.

  3. What LTE network is that? NTT DoCoMo or Softbank? Softbank LTE can go as high as 69 Mbps

  4. mahal dito sa pilipinas dahil silasila ding mga ganid ang nagoofer ng internet dito…bakit pa sila magbababa ng presyo kung magkakasundo ang mga giant players na ganun kataas diba???

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