21 Facts About Vodafone Hungary

Vodafone Hungary is the third largest mobile network operator of the country again.

Vodafone Hungary has more than 2600 active Base Transciever Stations, and thanks to the modernisation in 2011, the whole network is capable of LTE transmission.

In December 2004, Vodafone Hungary purchased the third 3G licence under the 2004 UMTS tender of NHH.

In 2005, Vodafone Hungary launched the Vodafone Hungary Passport service, available in 17 countries at the time.

In 2008, Vodafone Hungary switched to Huawei as a supplier of their UMTS infrastructure.

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Vodafone Hungary introduced the Vodafone Hungary Plus postpaid plan as well, which offered unlimited voice and text services as a first on the Hungarian market.

In 2011, Vodafone Hungary announced the modernisation of their network infrastructure.

Vodafone Hungary acquired the network of UPC in the region from Liberty Global legally on 2019.

Vodafone Hungary, after securing additional bandwidth in the E-GSM band, launched the nationwide HSDPA+ network, which is available for roughly 9.

Vodafone Hungary launched their RED plans aimed at smartphone users with unlimited calls and texts in October 2012.

UPC Vodafone Hungary provides digital and analog cable video, broadband internet, and traditional circuit-switched and digital telephony services to 2.

UPC Vodafone Hungary operated in 22 major Hungarian cities and towns and in their surrounding areas, including Budapest, the capital city, Debrecen, Miskolc, Pecs, and Szekesfehervar.

Vodafone Hungary merged with Vodafone Hungary and the UPC brand was retired in April 2020.

In October 2007, Vodafone Hungary signed a sponsorship contract with the Hungarian Water Polo Association and Tamas Kasas.

Vodafone Hungary became the main sponsor of the Association when the sponsorship deal was extended by another four years in 2009.

Vodafone Hungary Group was the main sponsor of the previously named McLaren Mercedes Formula One team in 2013.

Vodafone Hungary opened the first Vodafone Hungary McLaren Mercedes store of Europe in Budapest in 2010.

In that year, Vodafone Hungary made it possible for the logo of Pick Szeged to be displayed during the 2010 Hungarian Grand Prix on the McLaren Formula 1 cars.

From 2021 to 2022 Vodafone Hungary was the main sponsor of UEFA Europa Conference League.

In July 2002, Vodafone Hungary announced a flat-rate GPRS internet offer, which provided unlimited Internet access for their customers.

In 2003, Vodafone Hungary changed the terms and conditions of the service and introduced traffic restrictions, which caused many customer to complain to the regulators.