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Millions of Viettel fiber Internet users are facing an opportunity to experience superior network speeds thanks to a large-scale bandwidth upgrade policy with monthly costs unchanged. According to Viettel Telecom, starting in May 2026, the operator will officially roll out a speed-up adjustment by up to 1.3 times for notified customers. The most attractive aspect is that users will obtain bandwidth up to 400 Mbps, replacing the previous 300 Mbps, while the monthly maintenance fee remains fixed at 180,000 dong. This breakthrough change not only addresses the demand for high-speed Internet among modern households but also demonstrates the operator's effort to align with the government's digital transformation goals by 2030. It is regarded as one of the most competitively priced high-speed plans in the telecom market today. To maximize convenience, Viettel's system will perform the bandwidth upgrade automatically. Users do not need to engage in technical steps or reboot their home Wi-Fi modem. All details about the change to the new plan are transparently updated in the MyViettel app, helping customers monitor and manage easily. Not only does it deliver ultra-fast Internet, the operator also offers a year's free access to the Phim360 entertainment package on the TV360 app. The contract holder simply uses the registered phone number to log in and can immediately enjoy nearly 1,500 notable films. For further information or to change the service plan, users should contact the toll-free number 18008119 before April 30, 2026. This bold upgrade by Viettel comes as the domestic telecom market sets a new minimum-speed benchmark. Currently, giants like VNPT and FPT have also raised the speed of the lowest-tier plan to 300 Mbps at the same price of 180,000 dong. The infrastructure upgrade race delivers tangible benefits to consumers, helping Internet speeds in Vietnam quickly approach those of leading countries. Each carrier is striving to carve out a unique footprint to retain customers. If Viettel wins by offering a new-generation modem and entertainment packages, VNPT focuses on supporting advanced connectivity, while FPT expands the cloud-storage and security-camera ecosystem.
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