DIGI Romania is one of the largest telecommunications operators in Romania, and for millions of customers from all over the country, it has decided to offer for free, and permanently, something that many should enjoy. We are talking about two services offered free of charge to millions of DIGI Romania customers, and they are necessary for those who want to have a good experience in terms of using their subscriptions in excellent conditions.
DIGI Romania offers DIGI Mobil customers the opportunity to use VoWiFi to extend their GSM signal from their phones in their locations, as long as they are connected to WiFi networks. Although DIGI Romania now has coverage of 98% of the territory of Romania, there are still areas without coverage, but also buildings where it is not great, so VoWiFi extends the GSM signal to make calls even from a basement, the service being free and necessary for customers.
DIGI Romania: IMPORTANT! It's FREE and Necessary for Customers
DIGI Romania it also offers DIGI WiFi, a service that is available to customers who have Fiberlink internet, and which supplements DIGI Mobile internet, the weakest in Romania at the moment. Although DIGI Romania has coverage of 98% of the country's territory, unfortunately it is the worst on the mobile internet side, with the lowest internet speeds, far from what it should offer in 2021, but the rescue comes from DIGI WiFi, if your customers have fixed internet subscriptions.
DIGI Romania it is not the only telecommunications operator in our country that offers the VoWiFi service, or a national network of WiFi access points, but in its case the services are more necessary than with other operators. It's normal to be like this since DIGI Romania has the lowest prices in Romania for the services it offers, and quality at a low price is impossible to offer in any situation, with the exception being the company's fixed internet network, which is the most performing from Romania.
DIGI Romania they don't teach all customers how to use these major benefits that they offer for free on the service side, but many would have a much better experience if they did.
