During this month of August, the only telecommunications company in Cuba, ETECSA, is selling landline telephones at prices in Freely Convertible Currency (MLC), that is, backed by foreign currency.
Although the variety of landline telephones available in ETECSA’s territorial offices is limited, the company still has some models on sale. Only five this month, according to its official website.
Below we present the prices and details of the two cheapest models that ETECSA offers in its offices. It should be noted that these phones have been on sale for several months and seem to have a slow movement, that is, they are not bought, mostly because their prices are inaccessible.
The price of these landlines in MLC? The cost ranges from 21 to almost 100 MLC. Two examples of the cheapest. A Panasonic KX-T7703 W. This landline is priced at 21 MLC. And the Panasonic KX-T7703 B, like the previous model, this landline is also priced at 21 MLC.
Prices of landline telephones sold by ETECSA in Cuba
In August, ETECSA will make available to users these models of Panasonic landline telephones compatible with its landline telephone network. These phones are available for purchase at the company’s sales offices throughout the country, they say.
In addition to these models, the official ETECSA website indicates that there are additional landline telephone options at higher prices.
These include the Panasonic KX-TGC352 cordless models, priced at just over 55 MLC; the KX-TGC353, which costs 82 MLC; and the Panasonic KX-TGC363, the most expensive, priced at 99.45 MLC.
The situation of fixed telephony in Cuba is depressing. The shortage of equipment has a significant impact on the service, according to ETECSA itself.
The company recently admitted that thousands of landlines have been unable to be transferred or activated for up to three years due to a lack of replacement equipment. The few available equipment is intended for sale in foreign currency, which has exacerbated the situation.
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