NT 5G Home Broadband 20GB NT (National Telecom)
THB 349 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 500 Mbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 50 Mbps
- Data: 20GB at 5G, then 512kbps
- Contract: No contract
Compare 5G Home Internet in Thailand
Compare 5G fixed wireless home internet plans in Thailand.
20 live 5g home internet offers tracked across 7 Thailand providers, with monthly prices from THB 349 /month. Data current as of 21 October 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.
Live offers
20 live offers compared from 7 providers, from THB 349 /month. Updated daily.
AIS 5G Home Broadband 30GB AIS
THB 399 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: 30GB at 5G speed, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
True 5G Home 30GB True Move H
THB 399 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: 30GB at 5G, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
True Online 5G FWA 50GB True Online
THB 449 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 500 Mbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 50 Mbps
- Data: 50GB at high speed, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
DTAC 5G Home Broadband 40GB DTAC
THB 449 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: 40GB at 5G, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
NT 5G Home Broadband 50GB NT (National Telecom)
THB 499 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 500 Mbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 50 Mbps
- Data: 50GB at 5G, then 512kbps
- Contract: No contract
AIS 5G Home Broadband 50GB AIS
THB 499 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: 50GB at 5G speed, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
AIS 5G FWA Unlimited (rural) AIS Fibre
THB 499 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 500 Mbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 50 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (targeted at rural areas)
- Contract: No contract
True 5G Home 60GB True Move H
THB 549 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: 60GB at 5G, then 1Mbps
- Contract: No contract
NT 5G Home Unlimited NT (National Telecom)
THB 649 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 500 Mbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 50 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (1Mbps after 60GB)
- Contract: No contract
DTAC 5G Home Unlimited DTAC
THB 649 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (2Mbps after 80GB)
- Contract: No contract
True 5G Home Unlimited True Move H
THB 699 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (2Mbps after 100GB)
- Contract: No contract
AIS 5G Home Unlimited AIS
THB 699 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (2Mbps after 100GB)
- Contract: No contract
DTAC 5G Home Max DTAC
THB 849 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1.5 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (no throttle up to 200GB)
- Contract: No contract
True 5G Home Premium Unlimited True Move H
THB 899 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 2 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (no throttle)
- Contract: No contract
AIS 5G Home Max Unlimited AIS
THB 899 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 2.1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited (no throttle)
- Contract: No contract
NT 5G Enterprise NT (National Telecom)
THB 999 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited + static IP
- Contract: 12 months
True 5G Home+Content Bundle True Move H
THB 1099 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 2 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited + TrueVisions Now
- Contract: 12 months
AIS 5G Business Broadband AIS
THB 1199 /month
- Download Speed: Up to 2.1 Gbps
- Upload Speed: Up to 100 Mbps
- Data: Unlimited + static IP
- Contract: 12 months
3BB 5G Home Broadband 3BB
Price on request
What is 5G Home Internet in Thailand?
5G home internet (fixed wireless access) delivers broadband to your home over the 5G mobile network using an indoor or outdoor 5G router, rather than a fixed fibre line. It suits homes where fibre is unavailable or where you want a quick, no-cabling setup — for example renters, condominiums or new-build areas. Thailand was an early 5G adopter in the region, and services are offered by mobile operators licensed and regulated by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC).
How the Thai market works
Thailand's operators rolled out 5G quickly after the 2020 spectrum auctions, giving broad urban coverage on both mid-band and high-band spectrum. 5G home internet uses that network with a plug-and-play router, so there is no line installation — attractive for renters, fibre gaps and temporary residences. Plans are sold monthly, sometimes with data caps or fair-use policies that throttle speeds beyond a threshold, and pricing overlaps with fibre at roughly THB 349 to THB 1,199 per month depending on speed and allowance. Performance depends heavily on local 5G signal strength.
Benefits
No cabling — plug in the router and connect within minutes, ideal for renters.
Coverage where fibre isn't — reaches homes without fixed lines.
Fast speeds — 5G can rival fibre in strong-signal areas.
Portability — move the router anywhere within the coverage area.
How to choose
First check 5G coverage and signal quality at your exact address, since performance varies far more than fibre and can differ room to room. Compare the monthly price, any data cap or fair-use threshold that throttles speed after a limit, and whether the 5G router is included free or must be bought. Consider whether fibre is available as a more stable alternative for heavy or work use. If you rely on the connection for video calls or gaming, verify latency and peak-time performance in your area before committing.
Leading providers in Thailand
Providers include AIS, True Move H, NT (National Telecom), DTAC, True Online, AIS Fibre and 3BB. AIS and True (now merged with DTAC) hold the largest 5G networks and lead fixed-wireless offerings, NT is the state operator, and 3BB — now part of the AIS group after acquisition — adds further reach into provincial areas.
What it costs
Monthly prices run roughly THB 349 to THB 1,199 depending on speed tier and data allowance, overlapping with fibre pricing. The 5G router may be bundled free on a contract or charged separately as a device. Watch for fair-use or data-cap policies that reduce speed after a threshold, and any minimum contract term with an early-exit fee, which can offset the convenience of no installation.
Protections and regulation
5G services are licensed and regulated by the NBTC, which auctions spectrum, oversees network rollout and quality, and handles consumer-complaint and fair-contract rules. Following operator consolidation, the NBTC monitors competition and pricing. Contract and fair-use terms must be disclosed to subscribers.
Common questions
Is 5G home internet as good as fibre? It can match fibre in strong-signal areas, but performance varies by location.
Do I need installation? No — you simply plug in the 5G router.
Are there data caps? Some plans apply fair-use or data limits — check before subscribing.
Can I move the router? Yes — anywhere within the operator's coverage area.
The cheapest 5G Home Internet in Thailand is THB 349 /month from NT (National Telecom).
5G Home Internet in Thailand — FAQ
What is the cheapest 5G home broadband plan in Thailand?
Giraffy tracks 20 5G home internet plans across 7 providers in Thailand. The lowest tracked price is THB 349 /month. Compare by monthly cost and speed guarantee to find the best fit.
What speeds can I expect from 5G home internet?
Typical 5G home internet delivers 100–500 Mbps download, with peak speeds over 1 Gbps in strong signal areas. Real-world speeds depend on signal strength, distance from the mast, and how many neighbours share the same cell. Most providers include a speed estimate at your address before you sign up.
Is 5G home internet as reliable as fibre home broadband?
5G wireless is slightly more susceptible to congestion during peak hours than a dedicated fibre line, but for most households it's more than adequate for streaming, video calls, and remote work. It's also installed in minutes — just plug in the router — whereas fibre may require a visit from a technician.
Do I need a specialist router for 5G home internet?
Yes — your provider supplies a 5G gateway router that contains the SIM and connects to the 5G network. You can't use an ordinary home broadband router. Some providers let you plug your own Wi-Fi router into the gateway's LAN port if you prefer your own hardware.
Are there data caps or fair usage limits on 5G home internet?
Most 5G home internet plans now offer unlimited data, but some include fair usage clauses that throttle speeds after a monthly threshold (typically 100–500 GB). Check the small print — especially if you download large files, game online, or stream in 4K regularly.
Can I move my 5G home internet if I change address?
5G home internet is tied to a SIM card rather than a physical line, so it's usually portable. Notify your provider before moving; they'll check coverage at the new address. If coverage is unavailable, most providers let you exit the contract without a penalty fee.