Broadband News

100Mbps broadband is an ultrafast home internet service with average download speeds of around 100 megabits per second, and for most UK households it is more than enough. It comfortably handles 4K streaming on several screens at once, video calls for working from home, online gaming and a house full of smart devices. Ofcom classes […]

12 month broadband deals are a minority product in the UK in 2026, because most national providers now sell 24-month contracts as standard. A one-year contract still exists, but you usually need to look at smaller alternative networks (altnets) or contact a provider directly rather than buy online. The trade-off is flexibility for a slightly […]

Virgin Media M125 fibre broadband is a mid-tier package with an average download speed of 132Mbps, priced from £22.99 a month on a 24-month term for new customers on Virgin Media’s own site (Virgin Media, August 2026). It runs on Virgin Media’s cable network, not the Openreach lines most other providers use, so availability depends […]

10 Mbps speed WiFi plans are the UK’s regulatory minimum for broadband, not a marketed product tier, and for a household that games, streams and works from home they will feel restrictive. 10 Mbps means 10 megabits per second of download capacity shared across every device in the home, which is enough for basic single-user […]

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is a gigabit-tier full fibre (FTTP) broadband package offering up to 910 Mbps download speeds, sold from £25 a month on a 24-month plan, with prices rising to £28.50 on 1 April 2027 and £32 on 1 April 2028. It sits below Vodafone’s top-end Pro 3 Broadband (up to 2.2 Gbps) […]

Vodafone vs BT broadband comes down to a simple trade-off for most UK households: Vodafone usually costs less month-to-month at comparable speeds, while BT charges a premium that buys a bigger brand and a fuller support setup. On many plans both providers run over exactly the same Openreach network, so the underlying connection into your […]