A long-standing operator on the Luxembourg market, Tango (Proximus group) offers its fibre internet access under the GO)) Fibre brand. The offer is based on FTTH (Fiber to the Home) technology: a dedicated optical connection all the way to the home, with high speeds and low latency.
The range comes in four tiers — GO)) Fibre S, M, L and XL — covering everyday use as well as highly connected households. The M, L and XL plans include Wi-Fi 7. This page describes each plan, the hardware and the included services, without ranking or rating. For up-to-date prices and a comparison with other operators, see the Switchr Internet comparison.
The GO)) Fibre range at a glance
Every tier shares the same foundation: FTTH fibre, Wi-Fi 7, landline included, installation and cabling covered, connectivity from day one. The difference lies essentially in the speed.
Fibre speed & performance
Tango's FTTH fibre brings a dedicated optical connection all the way to the home: high speeds and low latency, stable even with many connected devices. Upload speeds differ from download speeds; the detail for each tier is set out in Tango's price list.
The advertised speed (up to 8.5 Gbit/s) is the theoretical maximum of the connection, shared across all devices in the home. The speed actually available depends on the modem, the quality of the Wi-Fi and each device's capabilities. For typical family use, the M tier (2 Gbit/s) already covers most needs; the L and XL tiers suit homes with many simultaneous devices or upload-heavy uses.
Hardware & Wi-Fi 7
Tango equips its subscribers with a FRITZ!Box (AVM) modem-router. On the M, L and XL tiers, it supports Wi-Fi 7.
You can use your own equipment as long as you check its compatibility with the Tango network — in which case Tango does not handle its maintenance. To make the most of Wi-Fi 7, your devices (smartphone, laptop) must also be compatible; on older devices, the modem automatically falls back to the best available standard.
Day-one connectivity & installation
Not eligible for fibre? 4G@Home & security
Fibre is not yet available everywhere. For homes that are not eligible, Tango offers 4G@Home — internet access with no landline and no works.
You pick up a 4G box and its SIM card in a Tango shop, insert it, and you are connected within minutes — no technician needed. Tango offers a 15-day trial (satisfied or refunded). It is a solution while waiting for fibre, or for a temporary home. GO)) Internet plans over ADSL/VDSL may also be available depending on the address.
Fibre coverage in Luxembourg
Tango offers fibre coverage in many municipalities across the Grand Duchy. Here are the main localities covered:
This list is not exhaustive and coverage keeps expanding. The only way to know your exact eligibility is to enter your postcode in the checker on tango.lu — the result appears within seconds, with the GO)) Fibre plans available at your address.
GO)) advantage — Fibre + Mobile
Activation is done from the MyTango app and the benefit is valid for 12 months, renewable. It is the lever to know for households already (or soon) Tango mobile customers.
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What sets Tango apart on internet
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Key takeaways on GO)) Fibre
The GO)) Fibre range stands out for its clarity: four differentiated tiers, a consistent set of services (free installation, day-one connectivity, landline, FRITZ!Box modem) and Wi-Fi 7 on every plan. The M tier (2 Gbit/s) is a solid balance for most homes, while L and XL address the most demanding uses. To compare prices with other operators, use our independent comparison.