ADSL and FTTC
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Other providers often use Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC), where faster fibre optic cables only reach a green street cabinet before switching to older, less reliable copper lines for the final stretch.
Some homes still use ADSL broadband, which relies entirely on Victorian-era copper cables designed for voice calls, not the demands of modern internet use.
FTTP "Full Fibre"
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Full fibre (also known as FTTP – Fibre to the Premises) uses fibre optic cables all the way to your home, delivering ultra-reliable speeds.
Unlike copper connections, it’s not affected by distance or signal degradation – meaning smoother streaming, faster downloads and buffer-free browsing.
Symmetrical upload & download
With symmetrical speeds video calls, file uploads.
Seamless performance
Consistent speeds for all your gadgets—whether it’s your smart TV, tablet, gaming console, or smartphone.
No buffering, no interruptions
Say goodbye to waiting for videos to load or dealing with lag during a game or video call.
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Wi-Fi 7 as standard
Unlock next-gen performance for your home with Wi-Fi 7 as standard.