Singtel launches 3 postpaid plans with entertainment content

The plans come with an HBO GO subscription.

Singtel launched three new XO postpaid mobile plans to be bundled with premium entertainment content and an HBO GO subscription, it said in an announcement.

Under the XO 78 Plan, customers can get 30GB, 300 minutes talktime, 300 SMS and 24 months of HBO GO for$78/month. Customers can also choose from a wide range of the latest mobile handsets for $0.

The plans can be shared with up to three family members under the MobileShare supplementary plan ($10.70/month per line) whilst customers who require more data can automatically get an additional block of 18GB for $18.

Gan Siok Hoon, vice president, Mobile Marketing & Sales, Consumer Singapore at Singtel said, “Singtel customers typically use their mobile data to watch about nine hours of video content each month. Smartphones are fast becoming the go-to device to stream entertainment content and our new XO plans enable our customers to enjoy non-stop entertainment anytime and anywhere."

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