Zain, the leading digital service provider in Kuwait, announced the launch of BEAM, an all-new high-speed wireless Internet service that uses advanced wireless broadband technology. Zain is the first telecom company to offer this revolutionary technology in Kuwait, which offers high Internet speeds that match fiber optics speeds, moving forward towards 5G network adoption.
Zain launched this all-new service as part of its strategic vision towards transforming into a fully integrated digital telecommunications provider, which represents a quantum leap in the portfolio of technologies and solutions the company offers to its individual and enterprise customers, considered the largest customer base in the Kuwaiti market.
BEAM uses the latest advanced wireless broadband technology, which offers high Internet speeds that match fiber optics speeds, reaching up 40 Mbps (Megabits per second). This ensures reliable and consistent speeds, enabling customers to enjoy Internet services like 4K streaming, virtual reality (VR), online gaming, and downloading heavy files easily at home.
Zain offers BEAM through two flexible postpaid plans to meet customers’ different needs. The first plan includes speeds of up to 20 Mbps with unlimited capacity for KD 25 monthly (24-month commitment), while the second plan includes speeds of up to 40 Mbps with unlimited capacity for KD 40 monthly (24-month commitment).
By subscribing to any of the two plans, customers will get a FREE BEAM Router and a complementary LTE Hotspot device with FREE 50 GBs monthly. Once subscribed to the service, BEAM technicians will visit the customer’s home to install the router for FREE. The primary coverage for the service includes areas between the first and fifth ring roads, and more areas will be included soon.
Zain has always been one of the first companies interested in acquiring the latest technological applications, and attaches great interest to the convenience of the customer by providing its services to suit their different needs on personal and professional levels.
Source: Press Release