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What can Superfast broadband do for my home?

Superfast is a great choice if your household loves to stream, surf and video call, but aren’t gamers, youtubers or virtual reality dwellers. For those, you’ll need our Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband

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Fantastically fast

 

Download an entire 4K movie in under 24 minutes and make broken video calls a thing of the past thanks to incredible download speeds of up to 80Mbps and upload speeds of up to 20Mbps.

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 Made for multitasking

 

Video call, binge watch and surf the web all at the same time without a hitch. Superfast has the power to handle multiple devices and multiple demands, making it the perfect choice for full households with busy lives. 

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 Always on

 

Know your home is always connected thanks to weather resistant fibre optic cables joining your street to our exchange, giving you better broadband that’s more reliable than a traditional full copper connection.

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Service providers

 

With a wide range of service providers to choose from, connecting to our network has never been easier.

 

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Discover a variety of broadband solutions that will suit everyone in your home

  • More Ultrafast Full Fibre broadband features

    Max 120Mbps upload speed

     

    A Digital Phone Line as standard

    Get the latest phone line technology that plugs straight into your broadband, or choose no phone line at all.

    Our most reliable connection

    Ultrafast Full fibre runs a fibre optic cable straight from our exchange to your door, meaning it won't let you down - so no more buffering or drop outs.

    You might also hear Ultrafast Full Fibre broadband called Fibre to the Premise (FTTP), or Fibre to the Home (FTTH).

  • More GFast broadband features

    Max 50Mbps upload speed

     

    Digital phone line or no phone line

    We recommend taking a digital phone line that plugs straight into your broadband to make calls. You can also choose not to order a phone line with this service. As part of the upgrade to the UK's digital phone lines, we discontinued the ability to purchase a traditional or public switched telephone network (PSTN) phone line from September 2023.

    It's Superfast, but turbo-charged

    GFast uses the same Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) technology as Superfast, but we turbo charge the connection between the cabinet  and your property to give even higher speeds. Because of this, we can usually only offer GFast broadband to homes and businesses that are close to their exchange.

    You might also hear GFast broadband called VDSL2 and sometimes Ultrafast broadband as it offer speeds over 300 Mbps.

  • More Superfast broadband features

    Max 20Mbps upload speed

     

    Digital phone line or no phone line

    We recommend taking a digital phone line that plugs straight into your broadband to make calls. You can also choose not to order a phone line with this service. As part of the upgrade to the UK's digital phone lines, we discontinued the ability to purchase a traditional or public switched telephone network (PSTN) phone line from September 2023.

    Superfast broadband uses Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) technology

    This means that we'll run a Fibre line from your exchange to your nearest cabinet. We then run broadband over the traditional copper wire from the cabinet to your home or business. This means that the further away from you are from your local cabinet, the slower your broadband speed is likely to be.

    You might also hear Superfast broadband called Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC), or VDSL.

  • More Standard broadband features

    Max 1.4Mbps upload speed

     

    Digital phone line or no phone line

    We recommend taking a digital phone line that plugs straight into your broadband to make calls. You can also choose not to order a phone line with this service. As part of the upgrade to the UK's digital phone lines, we discontinued the ability to purchase a traditional or public switched telephone network (PSTN) phone line from September 2023.

    Broadband over your phone line

    We use the phone line from the exchange to your home or business to run broadband. The further you are from the exchange, the longer your phone line, which normally means a slower speed.

    You might also hear Standard broadband called Asymmetric Digital Subscriber line (ADSL).

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