• Orange Maroc launches Yo Max 5G plans

• Introduces Livebox 7 router with Wi-Fi 7

• Morocco counts 57.1 million mobile connections

Orange Maroc unveiled two new consumer offerings on Tuesday in Casablanca: customizable Yo Max 5G mobile plans and the Livebox 7, a next-generation router which the company described as a global first. Both products are built on the carrier's recently launched 5G network.

The Yo Max 5G plans allow subscribers to tailor their mobile plan by selecting services suited to their needs, including video and music streaming, gaming and e-learning. Available in six tiers priced between 99 and 649 dirhams (approximately $11 to $71), the plans offer up to 160 gigabytes of data or unlimited data. Subscribers can manage their plan via the Maxit app.

The Livebox 7 is the first consumer router to feature Wi-Fi 7 and introduces the prplOS operating system, which allows applications to be installed directly on the device. These include a built-in VPN and parental controls. The router is equipped with 10 smart antennas designed to deliver stable speeds throughout the home. Orange Maroc said the platform also gives local developers the opportunity to build applications tailored to the Moroccan market, expanding what it calls the Nova Box ecosystem.

Orange Maroc said the products support Morocco's digital transformation and respond to rising demand for connected services, including the proliferation of screens in households, e-learning, streaming and gaming. According to DataReportal, Morocco had nearly 57.1 million mobile connections at the end of 2025, equivalent to roughly 148% of the population, and more than 35 million internet users, with a penetration rate exceeding 92%. DataReportal attributed the mobile figure to widespread use of multiple SIM cards per household and per individual.

Samira Njoya