@Flavio18 Aug 2026

Spusu 4 months free (Salt network)

Hello everyone! If some of you want to test the Salt network for free (and contribute to the speedtest map), Spusu offers 4 months of subscription and has no minimum contract term and simple cancellation by message for the end of the current month. And now Spusu traffic goes to the internet directly in Zurich rather than passing through the parent company's infrastructure in Austria (so better ping):) https://www.spusu.ch/fr/spusulegendaerxl

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spusu.chspusu legendär XL - spusu

10 comments

K@kingo_cornetto20 Aug 2026

Thank you for the suggestion, I tried the experiment and am pleasantly surprised. Spusu finally offers HD quality calls to Sunrise and Swisscom numbers. Some time ago, I had to cancel my subscription because the voice quality of the calls was so poor. Another good surprise, Salt has massively deployed 5G on the intermediate frequency 2100 MHz. The network is stable and performant. There are far fewer 5G drops than with Sunrise!

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@Flavio20 Aug 2026↩ @kingo_cornetto

Indeed, quite a lot of improvement both on the Salt network (more sites, more 5G and 5G 2100 sites as you said), and Spusu which is coming out of beta version as one could say and is now a finished product with few or no compromises:)

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C@clapo21 Aug 2026

Strange, I always come out in Austria with Spusu PS C:\Users\podda> tracert 8.8.8.8 Tracing route to dns.google [8.8.8.8] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 172.20.10.1 2 95 ms 41 ms 27 ms fixeddyn-83-216-42-18.mrsn.at [83.216.42.18] 3 128 ms 52 ms 68 ms 4096.et9-1.r2-zrh1-ch.as5405.net [81.27.68.178] 4 68 ms 31 ms 48 ms r1-zrh1-ch.as5405.net [94.103.180.37] 5 25 ms 33 ms 42 ms 72.14.198.52 6 64 ms 48 ms 32 ms 172.253.50.233 7 77 ms 42 ms 41 ms 172.253.50.5 8 15 ms 42 ms 43 ms dns.google [8.8.8.8]

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@Flavio21 Aug 2026edited↩ @clapo

"4096.et9-1.r2-zrh1-ch.as5405.net" and "r1-zrh1-ch.as5405.net" are indeed in Zurich (ZRH). In Zurich (for Spusu Switzerland subscribers), all traffic exits via inter.link. Also, a ping of 15-20ms in 4G/5G NSA indicates that it exits to the internet much closer than if it went through Vienna.

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K@kingo_cornetto23 Aug 2026

After a few days of testing with Spusu, a surprising observation: I only connect to 5G 2100 MHz. The low frequency 700 MHz is inaccessible, as is the 3.5 GHz. I don't know about you..

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@LeutrimShallti23 Aug 2026↩ @kingo_cornetto

Are you by any chance on iPhone?

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K@kingo_cornetto23 Aug 2026↩ @LeutrimShallti

Not Android, Galaxy S24. I’m actually connecting to the 700 MHz frequency but not at all to the 3500 MHz.

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@Flavio23 Aug 2026↩ @kingo_cornetto

Me with my iPhone, I connect to 3500, 2100 and 700. My Brovi CPE does too. Then it seems to me that it depends on the smartphone (what frequencies it sees available) and the network policy (Salt). Have you checked what Salt antennas are in your area?

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K@kingo_cornetto23 Aug 2026↩ @Flavio

Yes, 5G 3500 is available here. I also tested while on the move. But nothing...

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@LeutrimShallti23 Aug 2026↩ @Flavio

I took a Salt subscription to test their network, and I am encountering many issues connecting to the 3500 MHz frequency, sometimes even when being in the direct propagation path of the antenna. I am on the beta 6 of IOS 27, I will also perform the tests on IOS 26 to rule out the possibility that the beta is the cause. I even sometimes have speeds of less than 1 Mbit/s despite having a 3500 MHz antenna nearby.

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