I would like to switch from Swisscom to M Budget and have a few unanswered questions that you might be able to answer: - Is it possible to watch the MB TV on the tablet including recordings? - Is a UHD TV capability planned in the future? - Is it possible to connect a 2 traditional landline telephones with cable? - Is it possible to get a fiber optic connection installed free of charge when it comes to the apartment?
- Is it possible to watch the MB TV on the tablet including recordings? -> No - Is a UHD TV capability planned in the future? -> Migros will communicate this in due course when it is ready - if at all, after all it is a "budget" offer - Is it possible to connect 2 traditional landline telephones with cable?
-> yes, but only with a shared number - Is it possible to have a fiber optic connection installed in the apartment free of charge -> this has nothing to do with M-Budget, but how Swisscom develops the property I would take out the subscription directly with Wingo (Wingo provides the services for M-Budget, by the way).M-Budget = Wingo = Swisscom. Wingo is the discount brand of Swisscom. Wingo always has very advantageous promotions on offer. www.wingo.ch
- Is it possible to watch MB TV on a tablet, including recordings? If that's really important, I would only use the Internet and then get the TV offer from Teleboy, Zattoo, which you can also watch on your smartphone or tablet or simply via the browser. Unfortunately, even Wingo can't offer that.
Thanks for your message. For questions of this kind, I generally recommend you contact the following toll-free number: 0800 684 684 Now to your questions: - Is it possible to watch the MB TV on the tablet, including recordings? No, unfortunately this is not possible. - Is a UHD TV capability planned for the future? We cannot give you any information on this at the moment. - Is it possible to connect 2 traditional landline telephones with cable? Up to 2 telephones can be connected to the router. However, only with one telephone number, as this is Internet telephony (VoIP), and therefore both telephones cannot be used at the same time. - Is it possible to have a fibre optic connection installed free of charge when a fibre optic connection is installed in the apartment? It depends on what kind of contract exists between your property management or your owner and Swisscom. Best regards Sebastian
Thanks for your message. For questions of this kind, I generally recommend you contact the following toll-free number: 0800 684 684 Now to your questions: - Is it possible to watch the MB TV on the tablet, including recordings? No, unfortunately this is not possible. - Is a UHD TV capability planned for the future? We cannot give you any information on this at the moment. - Is it possible to connect 2 traditional landline telephones with cable? Up to 2 telephones can be connected to the router. However, only with one telephone number, as this is Internet telephony (VoIP), and therefore both telephones cannot be used at the same time. - Is it possible to have a fibre optic connection installed free of charge when a fibre optic connection is installed in the apartment? It depends on what kind of contract exists between your property management or your owner and Swisscom. Best regards Sebastian
MB TV on tablet: It is unfortunate that MB TV including recordings cannot be watched on a tablet. UHD TV capability: At the time of my last update in September 2021, I could not find any information on the introduction of UHD TV capabilities at Swisscom. It would be advisable to contact the Swisscom website or customer support provided to get the latest information. Connecting 2 traditional landline phones: You can connect up to 2 phones to the router, but note that they must share a phone number as it is internet telephony (VoIP). This means that both phones cannot be used for outgoing calls at the same time. Free installation of a fiber optic connection: The possibility of a free installation of a fiber optic connection depends on the agreements between your property management or owner and Swisscom. This can vary from case to case, so I recommend clarifying this directly with Swisscom or your property management company.
