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Mobile Vikings vs Orange: what's the difference and which internet provider suits you best?

Not sure whether to choose Mobile Vikings or Orange for your internet at home? Then you probably want to know which provider offers the fastest network, how much you’ll really pay, and whether ‘unlimited internet’ is actually unlimited. In this Mobile Vikings vs Orange comparison, we put everything side by side clearly, without the small print.

Network and technology: coax (Orange) vs Fiber and copper (Mobile Vikings)

Mobile Vikings uses the Proximus network with Fiber or copper (VDSL), while Orange runs on coax. The biggest difference? With Mobile Vikings Fiber internet, you don’t share your bandwidth with the neighbours, resulting in more stable performance during peak hours.

Which network does Mobile Vikings use?

Mobile Vikings uses the Proximus network. That means: Fiber where available, otherwise a stable copper connection (VDSL). With Fiber, you get download speeds up to 5 Gbps and 1 Gbps upload. On top of that, you benefit from a point-to-point connection. So you don’t share your bandwidth with your neighbours, which keeps your connection stable, even during busy moments.

Mobile Vikings internet is only available at addresses with a Fiber or copper connection. Use the address check to instantly see which connection is available at your location.

Which network does Orange use?

Since 2016, Orange has been using Telenet’s coax network. You get solid download speeds (up to 1 Gbps with the Giga package), but upload speeds remain limited to around 50 Mbps.

Pricing: structurally cheaper vs temporary promos

If you compare Mobile Vikings and Orange, it’s best to look beyond temporary promotional prices. Especially in the long run, the differences in monthly cost, upload speed, and included extras can add up quickly.

Mobile VikingsOrange
Entry-level internet price€ 40/month (Unlimited Fast, 150 Mbps download / 50 Mbps upload via Fiber*)€ 53/month (Start Internet, 200 Mbps download /15 Mbps upload)
Fastest internet-only option€ 90/month (Unlimited Hyperfast Internet, 5 Gbps download / 1 Gbps upload via Fiber)€ 72/month (Giga Internet, 1 Gbps download /50 Mbps upload)
Unlimited internetYes, on all plansYes, on all plans
TV decoderNoYes, always included with a TV subscription
Combo advantagePermanent € 3/month discount with internet + mobileVariable and temporary bundle promos
Modem and installationIncludedDepends on the package or promo

* Unlimited Fast Internet is also available via a copper connection. Maximum speeds depend on the technology and availability at your address.

This table compares our offer with that of Orange and does not include information about temporary rates or free bonuses. Would you rather have an independent comparison? Go to besttariff.be. There you’ll find the same awesome price plans.

Orange offers TV bundles, Mobile Vikings doesn't

Orange offers TV bundles with a decoder and additional monthly costs. Mobile Vikings deliberately skips traditional TV. If you mainly watch via Streamz, Netflix, Disney+, YouTube or free apps such as VRT MAX and VTM GO, there’s no need to pay for a decoder or channels you never use anyway. Prefer traditional TV through a decoder? Then Orange home internet may suit you better.

Switching from Orange to Mobile Vikings

Switching from Orange Belgium to Mobile Vikings is simple thanks to the Easy Switch procedure. As soon as your internet is active, we automatically handle the cancellation with your previous provider. Is self-installation possible? Then you can install everything yourself for free whenever it suits you. If needed, an installer will visit free of charge at a time you choose. So you can switch to Mobile Vikings without admin or hassle.

Summary: Mobile Vikings or Orange?

Mobile Vikings is ideal if you want a fixed price without TV bundles. Orange internet may suit you better if digital television and all-in-one bundles are important to you.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. For comparable download speeds, Mobile Vikings costs less than Orange. Mobile Vikings Unlimited Superfast Internet with 1 Gbps download and 500 Mbps upload costs € 55 per month, while a comparable 1 Gbps Orange internet package costs around € 72 per month after the promotional period. On top of that, upload speeds with Mobile Vikings can be up to 20 times higher than with Orange.

Mobile Vikings uses the Proximus network. Where Fiber is available, you surf on Fiber. At other addresses, you get a copper connection (VDSL). Thanks to the point-to-point connection, you don’t share bandwidth with your neighbours, which results in stable speeds, even during peak hours.

Switching from Orange to Mobile Vikings is straightforward. You can use Easy Switch, where we handle the cancellation with your previous provider as soon as your internet is active, or you can arrange everything yourself. Is self-installation possible? Then you can install everything yourself for free. Only if self-installation isn’t possible will an installer visit free of charge at a time that suits you.

No. Mobile Vikings offers internet and mobile, but no traditional TV bundles or decoder. Do you mainly watch via streaming apps such as Netflix, Streamz, Disney+ and free TV apps like VRT MAX or VTM GO? Then you probably don’t need a separate TV decoder anymore. Prefer traditional TV through a decoder? Then Orange may suit you better.

Yes, and depending on the subscription, even faster. With Mobile Vikings Unlimited Hyperfast Internet, you surf at speeds up to 5 Gbps download and 1 Gbps upload. Compare that to Orange Giga Internet (up to 1 Gbps download and around 50 Mbps upload), and Mobile Vikings offers download speeds up to 5 times faster and upload speeds up to 20 times faster. You’ll especially notice the difference during remote work, cloud backups, livestreaming and video calls.