#cheapest 10gbps broadband singapore 2026

SIMBA is running a $20 discount for Trust Bank customers on new sign-ups of its 10Gbps home broadband, and its own promo page dates it 1 to 30 September 2026, so ten days are left. The plan underneath is $29.99 per 30 days with GST on a 2-year contract, and it comes with a free eero Pro 7 10G router, ONU, home phone line, installation and NLT activation. SIMBA's Trust page calls that over $700 of upfront savings; the line items on SIMBA's own broadband page add up to $1,049.03, so the brand is undercounting its own giveaway by about $349. Three things to know before you go: the $20 has to be redeemed in store at selected SIMBA outlets (the promo page lists 27 service centres), it is credited on your first bill rather than taken off at signup, and the terms name the eero router plan specifically, so the identically priced Huawei WiFi 7 mesh version may not qualify. One redemption per residential address, and it cannot be stacked with any other promotion.

MyRepublic has put a second Amazon eero Pro 7 10Gbps unit into its HyperSpeed 10Gbps line-up: $39.99/mth for the first 10 months, then $59.99/mth, on a 24-month contract, with 2x Amazon eero Pro 7 10Gbps mesh routers described as worth $1,199.98 for a one-time $50 top-up. The $50 is the number in the ad; it is not the number you pay. Read MyRepublic's own terms-and-conditions page for this exact plan and three things separate it from the single-router version sitting next to it at $29.99/mth. The discount window is 10 months, not 12. The regular rate is $59.99, not $49.99. And the $59.90 standard service installation charge, which the single-router plan explicitly waives, is NOT waived here — it is charged in full to new customers ($29.90 if you are recontracting). Add it up over the 24 months both plans lock you into and the mesh bundle costs $1,410.70 against the single router's $1,020.80: the second eero costs $389.90, not $50. There is a stranger line too. MyRepublic's published off-contract price for this same 10Gbps service is $49.99/month — so for months 11 to 24 the contract holds you at $59.99, ten dollars a month ABOVE the rate the company charges people on no contract at all, which is $140 over those 14 months. Whether the bundle is still worth it comes down to one question, and it is not the monthly price.