Entel Chile review

Prepaid entry pricing starts from CLP 8,000, and the range is billed on prepaid so there is no fixed term. Sim only plans are available, which means the handset cost sits outside the price. Check the current plan names for the full allowance at each price point.

Yes, sim only is a yes across the prepaid range, so you keep your own handset. The entry price of CLP 8,000 covers the plan rather than a device. That suits anyone upgrading an existing phone or switching provider without buying new hardware.

5G is a yes, with 5G available across the prepaid offering. That makes it a fit for anyone on a newer handset who does not want a contract. Older phones without 5G support will still fall back to the older networks on the same plan.

The plans run in Chile, so they are designed for use in Chile. Coverage is a single market rather than a multi-country package. Travellers heading elsewhere would need a separate roaming arrangement.

Support runs on phone and chat, giving you a phone line and chat. There is no email channel listed for the prepaid range, so phone and chat are the routes. Both work without a contract in place.

Billing is prepaid, which means pay as you go with no minimum term. Alternatives like GETESA offer prepaid and contract for anyone who wants a contract instead. Nothing needs serving before you switch away.

No, sim only plans are available, and prepaid lines are also sold with a handset from the same range. The CLP 8,000 entry price is for the plan alone. Buyers who want a device can look at the handset options rather than the sim only tariffs.