Products & Services 2024

17. Oktober 2024
New mobile tariffs: O2 underpins value-for-money leadership in the German market
O2 Telefónica introduces new contract tariffs for its core brand O2. The O2 Mobile tariff portfolio will be simplified and underpins O2's claim to be the value-for-money leader in the German market. On 6 November 2024, O2's new mobile contract tariffs will be launched across all sales channels.
20. August 2024
simyo is back: mobilezone launches new postpaid tariff offer
O2 Telefónica Deutschland and mobilezone have entered into a strategic partnership to reactivate the brand. With immediate effect, mobilezone will market postpaid tariffs at a very competitive price level under the well-known discount brand.
06. August 2024
New services: ERGO, O2 Telefónica and Telefónica Insurance launch embedded insurance product throughout Germany
O2’s private customers will now be able to book supplementary insurance using “O2 Care”. The first instalment, “O2 Care | Mobility”, launches on 7 August.
25. Juli 2024
Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH)/fiber optics: O2 Telefónica and Deutsche Telekom intensify their cooperation on fiber optic connections
O2 Telefónica and Deutsche Telekom will be working even more closely together in the area of fiber optics in future. The two companies have concluded an agreement on a new purchasing model for the marketing of fiber optic connections in Deutsche Telekom's network. This purchasing model offers O2 Telefónica the opportunity to map Deutsche Telekom's new fiber optic portfolio for its own customer contact.
24. Juli 2024
Study provides current findings on consumer preferences: O2 sharpens its positioning as a particularly customer-friendly telecommunications brand
The O2 brand is continuing on its path of understanding the needs of its customers particularly precisely and developing suitable products. Unlike in the past, O2 will in future talk explicitly about how the brand responds to customers' wishes - and how this can be done even better in the future. The first step is a campaign on cost transparency entitled “O2 Pay Stop”. Representative consumer survey shows that there is a discrepancy between what customers want and what telecommunications providers promise and how they are perceived.