Orange Romania launched a new portfolio of subscriptions along with a new visual identity on Monday, but the launch was preceded by an event that took place last weekend in Bucharest's University Square.
In order to help existing and future customers to more easily discover the new benefits of the new Orange subscriptions, the mobile operator has created a special space where all those interested can experience the services that are available to them starting from Monday.
The area created by Orange is a tent that has various spaces corresponding to the 9 main themes that were the basis for the creation of the new subscriptions and we will talk about them below.
The first area of the Orange tent had a "special guest" in the post HTC Vive, the virtual reality system was premiered in Romania on Saturday and Sunday and I can tell you from my own experience that all those who tested it had a unique experience.
The second area of the tent is dedicated to family photos, with a direct correspondence to the new ones Family subscriptions, users being able to take a picture together, as well as combining multiple tariff plans to create family subscriptions.
The second area is dedicated "how are you", those from Orange bringing a stress-o-meter that will measure your stress level, but also a specialist in diagnosing the problems of your phones, this being done free of charge on the spot by him.
The third area is dedicated to people who are always on the go moving, Orange promoting the fitness products available in its offer, but also the smartwatches for which we can now buy a special tariff plan with a SIM card through the Orange Net subscription.
The fourth area is dedicated ENTERTAINMENT and featured Samsung Gear VR and Deezer, the audio streaming service being integrated into some tariff plans of the new Orange subscriptions, together with Orange TV Go.
The following two areas have been dedicated performances, Orange demonstrating the 4G and 4G+ internet speeds of the new subscriptions together with the new rechargeable battery offered for free with the purchase of a smartphone, a 3D printer completing the whole experience.
Finally we have the area for "home", those from Orange presenting all the functions of Orange TV subscriptions which now offer more traffic for viewing through the Orange TV Go application, but also more TV stations at much more convenient prices.
In addition to all this, outside the Orange tent you will find a light and sound installation called #Volume for the first time in Romania, offering a unique experience at the moment in Romania, and the video clip above speaks for itself.
Finally, I must not forget the performance of the Japanese band ENRA, which premiered in our country thanks to the people from Orange. This band amazed the entire audience with a proof of mastery in coordinating movements between digital and real.
The Orange tent is open to everyone until September 20 and I recommend you visit it in the University Square, and before entering I recommend you take a GIF selfie with one of the tablets placed outside.
