There’s lots of buzz around full fibre these days and rightly so, it is our information highway hitting its peak. Fully Fibre-Optic means fully lightspeed, and there’s nothing faster than that unless you want to go back in time. Brsk is one of the newer broadband providers doing exactly that – laying down their own […]
Virgin Media M350 fibre broadband sits in the middle of the provider’s line-up, and is an ideal option for homes that want fast speeds without paying for the top tiers. The plan delivers average download speeds of 362Mbps and upload speeds of 36Mbps, making it considerably faster than the UK’s typical fixed-line connection. These speeds
Vodafone Full Fibre 150 is a broadband plan with average download speeds of 150Mbps, fast enough for most households — whether you’re watching Netflix in HD, downloading large files, using Zoom for work, or playing games online. It’s a mid-speed plan, offering more speed than entry-level fibre but without the higher price of gigabit broadband.
BT broadband customers can choose between a range of broadband packages, starting with entry-level fibre to the cabinet connections (Fibre 1 and Fibre 2), and extending to faster full fibre plans including Full Fibre 150, 300, 500 and 900. The faster tiers are available in FTTP-enabled areas, and deliver higher average speeds and better consistency
Plusnet is the UK’s no-frills fibre brand from BT Group. It focuses on straightforward broadband over the Openreach network, with full fibre speeds up to 900Mb and a simple set of plans. There’s no TV, no mobile bundle, and no landline add-on. The pitch is value, reliability, and UK-based support. Is Plusnet broadband any good?