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SIM-only and with-phone plans from every HK network and MVNO — local, Mainland China and roaming data, side by side.
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Fibre and 5G home broadband with public-housing (公屋) and private-housing pricing, compared at a glance.
Browse (38) →CompareTravel eSIM
One-time data eSIMs for travel and short stays — Japan, Korea, China, Europe and global packs, compared by price and value per GB.
Browse (193) →Mobile plan guides
All guides →Best Travel eSIM for Hong Kong Travellers (2026)
How to choose a travel eSIM from Hong Kong in 2026 — Airalo vs Holafly vs Nomad vs operator passes, data vs validity, price-per-GB, and the China firewall workaround.
Read guide →Home Broadband in Hong Kong (2026): Fibre vs 5G, and How Pricing Really Works
How to choose home broadband in Hong Kong in 2026 — fibre vs 5G fixed-wireless, public vs private housing pricing, contracts, and why providers say "call us" for a price.
Read guide →Best Hong Kong Mobile Plans (2026)
How to choose the best Hong Kong mobile plan in 2026 — SIM-only vs with-phone, 5G data, China and roaming, eSIM, operators vs MVNOs — with our up-to-date picks.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest mobile plan in Hong Kong?
The cheapest plans are usually prepaid SIMs and MVNO monthly plans, which can start under HK$50 a month for a few GB of 5G data. The exact cheapest plan changes with promotions — sort the live list by price to see today’s lowest.
Is a SIM-only plan better than a contract with a phone?
For most people, yes. Buying a phone outright and taking a SIM-only plan is usually cheaper over two years and lets you switch providers freely, because a contract phone bundles the handset cost plus interest into the monthly fee.
Do MVNOs have worse coverage than operators in Hong Kong?
No — MVNOs run on the operators’ own networks, so coverage is essentially the same. The differences are in extras like priority data at congested times, premium roaming packages, and physical retail support.