O2 introduced a new tariff for 349 CZK per month. It might be worth it for the first 12 months

Operator O2 has expanded its NEO+ tariff portfolio with a new mid-range variant, aiming to target customers looking for a compromise between minimalist packages and unlimited data tariffs. For 349 CZK per month, you get 10 GB of data at full 5G speed, 150 free minutes, and 150 SMS – but beware, this is an introductory price valid only for the first twelve months.

What you actually get for 349 CZK

The tariff content is quite standard. 10 GB of data at 5G speed, to which you can activate the Data naplno (Data to the fullest) function once a month and surf without limits for 24 hours. In addition, 150 minutes of calls to all networks and the same number of SMS.

The new tariff inherits the complete features from the NEO+ family. Benefits include the O2 Connect service for sharing data with a secondary SIM card in a watch, tablet, or even a camera, automatic protection O2 Security against online threats, discount coupons in the Moje O2 (My O2) application for selected 5G phones, and of course, EU roaming under the same conditions as at home.

The offer has several conditions

The 349 CZK price cannot be considered permanent. After the first twelve months, the monthly payment will increase to 499 CZK, a decent 150 crowns up. The rate is attractive for the first year, but it’s important to consider that after a year, you will either pay more or look elsewhere. The tariff can be ordered exclusively online via the operator’s website, and the offer is valid until May 31, 2026, being intended only for newly activated services or transitions from a prepaid card.

For customers who already have other services with O2, it makes sense to look at the O2 Spolu (O2 Together) package, which can further reduce the price by combining it with fixed internet, the Oneplay service, or other mobile tariffs. Those who have an Air Bank account and bills from 600 CZK can also receive a reward of up to 300 CZK back to their account through the Unity program.

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Source: O2