However, they will come with unlimited Wi-Fi usage until July next year, after which users are given 2GB for Wi-Fi. Users also get more talk time and SMSes, services which telecom operators are more willing to offer than network-saturating mobile Internet access. Applicable for new and re-contracting customers, SingTel's new plans come with similar 100MB, 2GB, 3GB, 4GB, 6GB and 12GB mobile data bundles as before, and cost from S$27.90 to S$239.90. SingTel also promises not to raise 4G charges. Source: SingTel Is this a good deal then? The red camp certainly seems to have done things more smartly than StarHub, which drew intense flak when it raised prices by S$2 a month for its 4G users earlier this year. The question, though, is whether users will take to SingTel's Wi-Fi access. The company promises a seamless experience, which does not require users to key in passwords manually when switching from cellphone to Wi-Fi networks.