What is the best 5G home internet in the Philippines?

DITO WoWFi Home Ultra is the strongest 5G home option we can verify: a ₱4,990 kit rated up to 500 Mbps, including 30 days of unlimited 5G, with reloads at ₱1,090 for 30 days. PLDT's Home WiFi 5G+ has the cheapest entry at a reported ₱1,495 including 15 days unlimited.

Checked 26 Jul 2026·4 plans cited·1 verified from provider·3 third-party·How we check this

5G home internet is fixed wireless: a router with a SIM in it, rather than a cable to your building. It is the practical option where fiber has not been laid, and a reasonable one if you want speed without a three-year contract.

5G and fixed-wireless home options
ProviderPlanPriceData / speedTermSource
DITOWoWFi Home Ultra₱4,990 kit + ₱1,090/moUp to 500 MbpsPrepaid, no contract — kit includes 30 days unlimited 5GVerifiedDITO26 Jul 2026
PLDTHome WiFi 5G+₱1,495 kit5G, speed not stated by sourcePrepaid, no contract — kit includes 15 days unlimitedReportedUnbox.ph26 Jul 2026
GlobeGlobe At Home Prepaid WiFi (LTE Advanced)₱999 kitLTE AdvancedPrepaid, no contract — kit includes 10GBReportedUnbox.ph26 Jul 2026
SmartSmart 5G-ready Prepaid Home WiFi₱15,990 kit5G-readyPrepaid, no contract — kit includes 20GB for 7 daysReportedUnbox.ph26 Jul 2026

Weigh the kit cost against the monthly cost

These products front-load their cost into the hardware. DITO's ₱4,990 kit is expensive upfront but includes a month of unlimited service and reaches 500 Mbps. PLDT's ₱1,495 gets you started for a third of the price but includes only 15 days. Work out the total over the first six months rather than comparing kit prices alone.

Where 5G home falls short of fiber

Fixed wireless shares tower capacity with every mobile user nearby, so performance varies by time of day in a way fiber does not. It is also more sensitive to where in your home you put the router. If fiber is available at your address and you can accept the contract, fiber is the more consistent product.

Answer last reviewed 26 Jul 2026. How we check our data.

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