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. Quick view of Plusnet Broadband
Hyperoptic is one of the UK’s few broadband providers operating its own 100% full fibre network, delivering fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) directly into homes and businesses. Unlike most Openreach-based ISPs, Hyperoptic avoids copper entirely, which removes the speed and reliability limitations seen in fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) services. It offers symmetrical speeds on most tiers, a wide choice of
Community Fibre is rapidly becoming one of London’s most reliable and best-value broadband providers. With symmetrical full-fibre speeds up to 5 Gbps, fixed pricing, and consistently high customer satisfaction, it’s a serious alternative to BT and Virgin Media. This review covers everything you need to know—from packages and performance to installation and real-world comparisons.