馬丁尼克的網路涵蓋

馬丁尼克 的數字代表什麼

有兩個數字重要，但每家業者只引用其中一個。一般速度為 46.2 Mbps，它告訴你順的時候是什麼樣子。

值得看的是第十百分位，3.9 Mbps。那是一天當中最差的那一成：車站上方的基地台塞滿了，你周圍的人全都掛在同一個訊號上。中位數高、底線低的國家，就是那種一路順到你真正需要它的那一刻的國家。

如果這趟行程少不了視訊通話或熱點分享，請以忙碌時的數字來規劃，而不是一般速度。

在馬丁尼克網路壅塞時會發生什麼

壅塞不是故障，是星期二晚上。問題在於你的 eSIM 能拿它怎麼辦，而多數旅遊 eSIM 的答案是：沒辦法。一個國家一份批發合約、一張網，站在路邊除了再跟別家買第二張 eSIM 之外沒有出路。

在這裡 Orbislo 的流量走 Orange Caraïbe、SFR Caraïbe、Free Caraïbe 和 Digicel。你所在的網變差時，我們會在旅程中途、不必你開口就把你換到另一張網，事後才告訴你，而不是當下打斷你。

馬丁尼克的行動電信業者

• Orange: Orange switched on 5G in Martinique on 18 February 2025 in Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin, Schoelcher and Trinité, using the 3.5 GHz band, and said it was then the only operator in the Antilles offering voice over 4G.
• Orange: Orange holds 3520 to 3620 MHz in Martinique, 100 MHz in total, for which it paid 16,000 euros for five extra 10 MHz blocks on top of its commitment-based 50 MHz.
• Outremer Telecom (SFR Caraïbe): Outremer Telecom was authorised in February 2025 to use 3620 to 3720 MHz in Martinique and Guadeloupe, alongside new 700 MHz and 900 MHz frequencies.
• Digicel AFG: Digicel AFG was authorised in February 2025 to use 80 MHz at 3720 to 3800 MHz in Martinique and Guadeloupe along with new frequencies in the 700 MHz and 900 MHz bands.
• Free Caraïbe: Free Caraïbe was authorised in February 2025 to use 3420 to 3520 MHz in Martinique and Guadeloupe. It also holds new frequencies in the 700 MHz and 900 MHz bands there.

馬丁尼克的舊世代網路

• Digicel switched off its 2G network in Martinique on 2 June 2025. Outremer Telecom (SFR) scheduled its 2G shutdown for 24 September 2026, and Orange for 26 September 2026 after a first phase in Le Lamentin on 19 May 2026.
• Outremer Telecom plans to shut 3G in Martinique at the end of 2027 and Orange in 2028, while Digicel has not announced a date and Free Caraïbe has never run a 2G network. A phone that only supports 2G loses service entirely once the last 2G network closes.

馬丁尼克的 5G

• Arcep authorised Digicel AFG, Free Caraïbe, Orange and Outremer Telecom to use the 700 MHz and 3.4 to 3.8 GHz bands in Martinique from 18 February 2025, and 900 MHz from 1 May 2025.
• Each of the four winners took a 50 MHz block at 3.5 GHz in exchange for commitments, and the remaining 180 MHz went to auction on 1 October 2024, with block positions settled by a second auction on 22 October 2024.
• In 2022 Arcep held back the 700 MHz and 3.5 GHz awards for Martinique and Guadeloupe while frequency coordination agreements with neighbouring countries were still being negotiated.
• Under the award rules, every 3.5 GHz licensee must use the band on at least half of its network sites and on no fewer than 25 sites per territory within five years, and make its network IPv6 compatible.
• Commercial 5G opened in Martinique in the first half of 2025, and at the end of 2024 only 7 percent of SIM cards across the overseas departments had used a 5G network, against 30 percent in mainland France.

馬丁尼克網路須知

• Orange's licence requires voice and data inside vehicles on about 306 km of motorway-type roads and main links in Martinique by 1 May 2028, with at least 95 percent of connection attempts succeeding.
• Orange's licence also requires voice and SMS over Wi-Fi within 36 months, offered free on all its plans to customers with a compatible phone, which helps where indoor signal is weak.
• Martinique counted 474,000 SIM cards at the end of 2024: 400,000 postpaid plans and 74,000 prepaid cards, with prepaid down 22.9 percent in a year. Mobile penetration stood at 135 percent.
• Mobile data use in Martinique reached 70,543 terabytes in 2024, an average of 12.6 GB a month per SIM card, and 338,000 cards were active on 4G.
• Orange's Kanawa submarine cable runs 1,746 km from Kourou in French Guiana to Martinique, where it connects to the ECFS cable linking the Caribbean to the United States. It was designed for 10 terabits per second and a 25 year life.