Posted on August 17, 2018 at 7:42 p.m. -yann Daoulas

Syma Mobile is still digging its international furrow this summer: the operator now allows you to call free of charge to the mobiles of 20 European countries from France.

Gigas at a low price, the use of the orange network, international calls: Syma Mobile already had several arguments to convince.And one more since this summer: two of its packages now include calls to European mobiles from the metropolis, at no additional cost.A good plan to stay in touch with his loved ones very simply and unlocked his budget.

20 countries included in mobile at Syma

Syma mobile plans already included calls to 90 fixed international destinations, and some in mobile such as the United States, China or South Korea.At the rate of 2 hours per month for the small package at € 1.90, or 2 hours per day for the other three formulas in the Syma without commitment: 50 GB at € 9.90/month, 60 GB at 15.90 €and 100 GB at 19.90 €.

Since August 1, these last two packages have received a boost with the addition of 2 hours of calls/day to the mobiles of 20 European countries: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Spain, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Romania, United Kingdom, Slovakia.A fairly complete range where only the Scandinavian countries are missing, some Baltic countries or Slovenia.

Syma packages: gigas without breaking the bank

A good solution, therefore, for users looking for a package allowing to call towards foreign mobiles without breaking the bank, which is quite rare on the market.All while enjoying generous mobile internet buckets at a reasonable rate: by way of comparison, the 100 GB of Red, Free or NRJ Mobile packages are also displayed at 20 €/month out of promo.With a disadvantage to know, however: Syma packages do not support MMS, neither in broadcast, nor in reception.

Call Europe from France: always paying

A little over a year ago, the end of roaming costs made the lives of millions of French (and Europeans) made it possible by allowing them to use their package throughout the EU and in the French overseas departmentsIf they were in mainland France.No more overcharges and unpleasant surprises, even for the use of Internet on mobile.

To call from France to Europe (or send SMS), on the other hand, costs continue to apply.A new European initiative should make it possible to cap prices from next spring.These communications will always remain off-form, but at prices much more affordable than currently.