Piso WiFi: SIM vs Fiber – Which Is Better for Your Setup?

Choosing between SIM-based or Fiber internet is one of the most important decisions when setting up a Piso WiFi machine. Each has its pros and cons, depending on your location, budget, and internet availability.

Key Differences

Feature	SIM-Based Internet	Fiber Internet
Availability	Almost anywhere with cell signal	Urban & semi-urban areas
Speed & Stability	Moderate, depends on signal	Very stable, fast (up to 100–500 Mbps)
Monthly Cost	₱300–₱600 (prepaid data)	₱999–₱1,699 (unlimited plans)
Setup Time	Instant – just insert SIM card	May take 1–2 weeks for installation
Best For	Remote areas, mobile use	High traffic, city-based locations

Pros and Cons

SIM Internet (Globe / Smart / DITO)

• ✅ Quick to set up
• ✅ Great for rural or mobile setups
• ❌ Limited data unless postpaid
• ❌ Slower during peak hours

Fiber Internet (PLDT / Converge / Globe Fiber)

• ✅ Fast, stable connection 24/7
• ✅ Supports more users
• ❌ Higher monthly cost
• ❌ Not available everywhere

Which Should You Choose?

If you’re in a city or high-traffic barangay: Go with Fiber for speed and reliability.

If you’re in a province or remote area: Start with a SIM-based unit and upgrade later.

Suniway Piso WiFi Machines Support Both

All our machines are SIM and Fiber ready, so you can start with SIM and switch to Fiber anytime.

🛒 Order a Dual-Compatible Unit

FAQs

1. Which SIM provider is best for Piso WiFi?

Globe, Smart, and DITO all work. Choose the one with strongest signal in your area.

2. Can I switch from SIM to Fiber later?

Yes. Just plug in your router or modem into the LAN port. No need to change machines.

3. Will Fiber earn me more?

Most likely, yes. Users prefer faster, stable internet — especially for streaming or gaming.