Boingo for Military

Name: Boingo for Military
Rating: 1.3 (540 reviews)
Author: Boingo Wireless, Inc.

By: Boingo Wireless, Inc. App

Boingo Wi-Fi for Military

Overview

Version:

2.13

Last updated: 2026-06-25

Ranking

#115,329 ▲ 218

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Boingo for Military is a companion app that helps service members maximize Boingo Wi-Fi on base. You can manage connected devices, receive real-time in-app notifications about base events, promotions, network upgrades, and outages, and update your account without using a browser.

You can also view billing history and access help articles or contact Customer Care. Note: eligibility requires living in barracks or a participating base with an active Boingo Military account.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Communication Data

By:

Boingo Wireless, Inc.

Rating:

1.30

(540) 3 new ratings

Version:

2.13 Last updated: 2026-06-25

Version code:

887409233

Creation date:

2021-08-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

22.54MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 115,329 ▲ 218

Other platforms

Boingo for Military (v2.6.61)

74,222 1.36

(201)

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Developed by:

Boingo Wireless, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boingo-for-military/id1570819268

User Reviews

Reviews consistently describe Boingo for Military as unreliable and slow, with repeated outages and disconnections on base networks. Users view the service as overpriced for the quality, citing slow speeds and poor value. Customer support is frequently criticized for being unhelpful, and billing/cancellation processes are problematic. Overall, the service is seen as a poor value and a problematic option for active-duty members.

Pros

Cons

Frequent outages and disconnects on military bases, often lasting hours or days.
Speeds are slow and do not meet advertised performance, impacting gaming and streaming.
Overpriced for the quality of service, with monthly fees cited around $75–$80 for limited reliability.
Poor customer support and communication, including unhelpful or slow responses and reliance on automated assistance.
Billing and cancellation problems, including delays in processing cancellations and being billed after attempting to cancel.

Recent reviews

I live on base at the current moment for AIT. Cant wait to graduate and move out because this provider is genuinely the worst. Not only do they provide awful quality service, it frequently goes as it pleases with little to no explanation. Boingo better thank the lord for the genius that signed their military contract and gave them the privilege to provide their potato ran WiFi network to our nations service members. If I could get a refund for the amount of time that my WiFi has been barely working or just straight up not working, I’d be paying at least half of what I pay now.

by St*****, 2026-08-02

I don’t understand how you charge this MUCH money monthly but can’t even provide a mediocre connection, how did you manage to get away with robbing the armed forces for this long, Jesus you people need to go, NOW