Claro launches 1Gbps ultra broadband in more than 300 cities

With our daily lives becoming more digital, this is boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Clear announced a plan that offers 1Gbps ultra broadband, so you have access to the fastest connection in all of Brazil. In fact, the company achieved the most stable broadband title available in our country, being recognized in the Speedtest By Ookla.

Available through a Wi-Fi Mesh network that is ideal for environments that have many devices connected at the same time, the new internet plan from Clear is available as of today in more than 300 cities that support the company's fiber service. By the end of 2021, residents of over 50 cities will be able to make this contract. Check all the details right now.

Claro is the first company in Brazil to offer 1gbps ultra broadband plan

There is no denying that the internet has become increasingly present in our daily lives, right? The proof of this is that several companies are now considering adopting the home office definitively, as well as many schools are also thinking of keeping some subjects in the virtual environment.

This phenomenon has also caused greater internet demand, as more and more people are connecting. As you know, the more devices connected on a network, the slower a connection can get.

With this in mind, the Clear is launching today (20), a 1Gbps ultra broadband plan.

The novelty is offered through a different network than the one we know and is still in its infancy in Brazil, but the difference is noticed at the first moment of change. We are talking about the network Wi-Fi Mesh.

Plan works best with Wi-Fi Mesh network

A Wi-Fi Mesh network is a type of connection that works like a large invisible mesh, where routers talk to each other so that the user has the best possible experience. It is even recommended that a space with many devices have a Wi-Fi Mesh network, so that everything is not centered on a single router.

This is because generally, this type of connection is offered together, with routers that talk to each other.

In addition, another feature of a Wi-Fi Mesh network is that the system in general is able to identify the “dead areas” of a space so that the signal is sent only where people stay the most. An example: if you live in an apartment, but people stay more in the room, then the Wi-Fi Mesh network will identify this and will start sending more internet signal to the room. O Google has a router compatible with this technology, which is now sold in the country.

A Clear cited that this is ideal for spaces that have many devices connected at the same time, such as personal assistants like Google Home or Amazon Alexa, notebooks, consoles, Smart TVs, cell phones, etc. The 1Gbps ultra broadband internet plan also works on conventional routers, but know that you will get better use of the connection when opting for routers with a Wi-Fi Mesh network.

The company now has the most stable broadband in Brazil according to Speedtest by Ookla

Many companies even mention that they have the best plan on the market, but in practice, we know that this is not exactly what happens, right? One way to know if a company is offering what is actually in the service contract is to perform tests on specialized websites. One of the most famous is Speedtest by Ookla.

And for the new 1Gbps ultra broadband internet plan from Clear, this was no different. It was found that the connection Clear has the most stable broadband in Brazil, according to tests carried out in homes. The measurements considered in the analysis were carried out during the first half of 2021.

In the midst of a pandemic, where the demand for the internet was even greater, the Clear strived to keep its customers connected at all times, says Paulo Cesar Teixeira, CEO of Clear.

“We are talking about the most critical period, when broadband became even more essential and made it possible for everyone to continue studying, working or having fun inside their homes, during social isolation. Claro invested a lot to ensure connections with more speed, quality and stability for everyone. And the Ookla/Speedtest seal shows that we were able to serve our customers well in a very challenging scenario, with new habits and high demand on the network. This reinforces: we have all the necessary infrastructure to continue accelerating broadband in Brazil, with maximum reliability and performance”

Paulo Cesar Teixeira, CEO of Clear.

It is worth remembering that speedtest by ookla it does not talk about the speed offered by the company, but about the state of the connection delivered to customers and the low instability in day-to-day use. However, at the same time, the Clear can still be cited as one of the companies that has one of the fastest plans in all of Brazil, now that it is making it possible to hire 1Gbps ultra-broadband options.

Price and availability

Already available in 300 cities in all regions of Brazil, the Clear already mentioned that by the end of 2021, residents of 50 other cities should also be able to contract the new 1Gbps ultra-broadband plan. These are the values:

• $ 399,99 monthly, with a fixed price;
• The hiring of kit with Wi-Fi Mesh network routers, with two smart repeaters, can be done by 12x of BRL 64,99.

The company also points out that the new 1Gbps ultra-broadband internet plan can also be combined with other company solutions, such as Claro TV Box, the streaming service that works in different areas of your home. But in addition to the new plan, the company took the opportunity to publicize its options with lower speeds that can also be useful in residential activities. As:

• 250 Mega: ideal for video streaming and downloads from multiple devices, as well as remote work and distance learning;
• 500 Mega: For customers who prefer to play online games, watch 4K video streaming across multiple devices, download large files and even backup to the cloud.

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Source: Clear