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Faster, more reliable speeds, including full fibre to your door where it's available.
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Great value packages that keep your monthly bill low without cutting corners.
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A step up in speed and features while staying on budget.
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What can my internet do?
Taken a speed test and not sure what the numbers mean? Here's what each download speed is good for.
Upload speed matters too. It's how fast you send things, like photos to Instagram or files attached to emails, and it's usually lower than download speed.
Run a free speed testSend emails, scroll social media and stream music without issues.
Netflix and other streaming services play smoothly without buffering.
Stream in high definition across more than one screen at once.
Several streams at once, faster downloads and a much better online gaming experience.
Confused? We've got answers.
The most common broadband questions, answered in plain English.
What is ADSL?
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is the slowest type of broadband available, delivered over copper telephone wires. Average speeds are typically around 11 Mbps, with a maximum of around 17 Mbps.
What is fibre broadband?
Fibre broadband is delivered to your home through fibre optic cabling. If you live in a remote area, this type of broadband may not be available yet.
What is FTTP (full fibre)?
FTTP stands for "Fibre to the Property", also called full fibre. The fibre optic cable runs all the way to your house or building rather than stopping at a street cabinet.
That means much faster speeds, ideal for homes and businesses that need a great connection. It isn't available everywhere yet, but search your postcode to find out if you can get it.
Which type of broadband is the fastest?
Fibre optic broadband is the fastest available in the UK. Virgin Media and Hyperoptic offer some of the fastest deals, although availability is lower than we'd like.
What are "average speeds"?
Providers must advertise the average speed achievable by 50% of their customers between 8pm and 10pm, the peak time for broadband usage.
What is an ISP?
Who are Ofcom?
Ofcom is the regulator for the UK telecommunications industry, which includes broadband. You can learn more on the Ofcom website.
Do I need a WiFi extender?
Some free routers from providers are a little sub-par. Rather than buying a new router, a WiFi extender can help you get signal in those hard-to-reach areas of the house. You can pick one up from Amazon here.
Can I use my own router?
There are no restrictions on what equipment you use. You just need a device that's suitable for the service you're receiving. Bear in mind that if you use third-party hardware, your provider may choose not to stand by its speed guarantees.
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