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total
Reliability 6.3
Speed 6.4
Support 6.2
Features 5.8
Value 7.5
Average from 34 reviews
Skinny’s whole reason for being is to strip everything back, so you only pay for stuff you actually want at super low prices. It’s based on a model called common sense. Skinny broadband only does award winning mobile and broadband, and it’s all prepay.
Skinny Mobile is a division of Spark New Zealand Trading Limited, and Skinny happily uses Spark's 4G network.
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total
Reliability 6.3
Speed 6.4
Support 6.2
Features 5.8
Value 7.5
Average from 34 reviews
Andrew13th February 2017
Uses mobile signal and rebroadcasts as wifi
Cheap for low end user, 40Gb for $40, even 100Gb is $52, no contract
Have to pay for their modem
Sam24th January 2017
Best value for money
Good speed, moving houses is such an ease
Nothing - Slower than fiber but much better than VDSL with expensive contracts
Konstantin Kovalev18th November 2016
Well, Skinny is, probably, the cheapest wireless provider in New Zealand. If your place is situated in an area with good 4G coverage, you can, definitely, give it a try.
Speed is better than ADSL.
Place independent.
No contact.
Good Huawei modem.
Excellent price.
Big amount of traffic (100GB).
It is wireless, therefore, not really stable.
Speed is good only in the areas with strong 4G signal.
Fibre is still better.
Alex15th November 2016
average speed...
cheap
not always reliable