Who is most likely to benefit from Zuku Fiber? Who is it for?
According to Zuku, their products are aimed at making and providing quality home entertainment and communication services accessible to a rapidly growing, choice-conscious African middle class. Zuku fiber is squarely directed at this demographic. This is true for many reasons. First, the coverage in Nairobi for instance. Zuku Fiber effectively covers the zones and regions of the city that can be considered middle-class residentials, and their packages pricing reflects just that.
Zuku Fiber Plans/Packages and Pricing in Kenya
Zuku is a comprehensive Home entertainment solution that offers Satelite TV, phone services and of course Zuku Fiber. Zuku Fiber comes in three models. Triple Play, Double Play, and Internet Only. All these models come with different goodies; Triple Play Packages come with;
Unlimited High-Speed Internet Free Installation Free Modem + Digital TV decoder 58 Local & int. TV Channels Free Zuku To Zuku Calls Plus Free Premium + Asian Pack Plus Handset at @1500 and GET KSHs. 1,500 airtime to all networks Plus Free Police and Emergency calls from Zuku Phone
Double Play Packages come with;
Unlimited High-Speed Internet Free digital TV decoder Free installation 58 local & int. TV channels Free Modem One month FREE Premium and Asian Channels
Internet Only Package offers users;
10Mbps Unlimited High-Speed Internet Free installation Free Modem
How different is Zuku Fiber from Mobile Internet?
Unlike mobile internet that is delivered to you terrestrially, Fiber internet requires an actual physical connection to a Zuku station. For that reason, Fiber services might not be available all over. Only a few areas can be covered at a time, depending on the robustness of the fiber provider’s network. Also, most of the time, mobile internet is billed per Megabyte, or one has to purchase data bundles before accessing. With Zuku fiber, and any other fiber implementation for that matter, you choose a speed package and pay for it and you get unlimited internet at that said speed. Mobile Internet requires you to have a cellular device (a router, a Mi-Fi or a cell phone) to access and take advantage of this. For fiber, you need an actual physical connection to your home or premise and a router to take advantage of this. This way, Mobile Internet is a lot more versatile than a fiber connection.
Zuku Fiber Coverage
Zuku Fiber is available in Nairobi and Mombasa with plans to expand to other regions…although if we’re being honest, I don’t think this will change any time soon. In Mombasa, these areas are Zuku ready; Bondeni, Ganjoni, Kizingo, Liwatoni, Nyali, Tudor. In Nairobi, the areas covered by Zuku include; Avenue park, Ayani. Buruburu, Chiromi. Dagoreti, Donholm, Fedha, Garden Estate, Karen, Kenya Re, Kileleshwa, Kilimani, Langata, Lavington, Madaraka, Membly,Nairobi Dam, Ngumo, Otiende, Pangani, Phenom, Roselyn, Runda, South C, South B, Spring Valley, State House, Syokimau, Tassia, Tena, Thome, Umoja, Utawala and Westlands…. Isn’t that the whole city already?
Customer Support
Should you run into any issues, you can reach Zuku customer service in Nairobi on the following. SUPPORT: TEL: 0205-205-205, 0719-028-200 EMAIL: [email protected] SALES: TEL: 0205-222-222 EMAIL: [email protected]
MOMBASA CONTACTS
TELESALES TEL: 0205-255-255 EMAIL: [email protected] CUSTOMER SERVICE TEL: 0205-205-205 Are you customers of Zuku Fiber? What has been your experience so far? How are their speeds? How is the reliability? Post some screenshots showing us the kind of speeds you’re getting.
