Three of the six mobile formulas will receive additional data from Proximus starting May 1st. The provider is also adding a new offer: Mobile Smart with 35 GB of mobile data.

Proximus will be making some changes to the mobile data of its mobile subscriptions starting May 1st. The two cheapest formulas, Mobile Essential and Mobile Easy, remain unchanged. Mobile Maxi will now receive more data and Mobile Smart will be introduced as a new formula.

All formulas except Mobile Essential have access to the faster 5G network for data. This will specifically change:

• Mobile Essential remains unchanged, with unlimited SMS sending, 150 call minutes and 5 GB of mobile data volume for 16.99 euros per month.
• Mobile Easy also remains unchanged and, in addition to unlimited calls and SMS, also offers 10 GB of mobile data volume for 19.99 euros per month
• Mobile Smart makes its debut. It offers unlimited calls and SMS as well as 35 GB of mobile data volume for surfing for 24.99 euros per month
• In addition to unlimited calling and texting, Mobile Maxi receives 70 GB of mobile data volume (compared to 50 GB previously) for 29.99 euros per month
• Mobile Unlimited remains unchanged and, in addition to unlimited calling and SMS, also offers unlimited mobile data for 49.99 euros per month. When reaching 300 GB (fair use policy), customers can continue surfing at lower speeds at no additional cost

All prices mentioned above include VAT.

Professional subscriptions

Proximus is also working on its professional subscriptions and, in addition to more data, is also offering a new formula in the spirit of Mobile Smart for consumers. That will change from May 1st.

• Business Mobile Smart, which includes unlimited calling and texting, now offers 40GB of mobile data (compared to 20GB previously) for 23 euros plus VAT per month
• Business Mobile Comfort starts with unlimited calling and texting as well as 85 GB of mobile data for 33 euros plus VAT per month

All formulas and prices above apply when purchased separately from Proximus. If you combine this with the Internet and/or TV, for example, you can enjoy certain economies of scale.

Last week, Proximus acquired additional 5G spectrum from the Walloon NRA. Proximus has already acquired 100 MHz in the high frequency band at the 5G auction, but is expanding the available spectrum to 120 MHz by purchasing NRB. That’s more than the 100 MHz that both Telenet and Orange own, which could give Proximus a technological advantage.