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Vodafone offers its Vodafone Power Hub and Vodafone Ultra Hub to new customers. The Vodafone Power Hub is built with Wifi 6 technology, offering better streaming and gaming capabilities. Customers can also add the Super Wifi 6 Booster to their broadband package for reliable coverage in every corner of their home.
In our survey, 76 per cent of customers rated it ‘excellent’ for value for money, and 74 per cent rated it ‘excellent’ for pricing transparency. The provider’s cheapest package costs less than £30 and its broadband deals come with no upfront cost. Vodafone also offers a good level of customer service, with 69 per cent of customers surveyed rating it ‘excellent’ in that category.
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Known for its mobile phone network, Vodafone also has a wide range of broadband deals to suit your household. In fact, it’s one of Independent Advisor’s top five best broadband providers in the UK.
We’ve rounded up the various deals available through Vodafone to help you pick your package, as well as everything you need to know before switching providers.
Independent Advisor survey, over 2,000 respondents in the UK, March 2024
The broadband deals you can enjoy will depend on where you live, as certain postcodes won’t be able to access the full range of packages offered by Vodafone.
The minimum contract length for Vodafone broadband is 24 months. If you want a broadband and TV package, you can upgrade to Vodafone Xtra Broadband Plus to receive 24 months of Apple TV+. Below are Vodafone’s main broadband deals.
Fibre 1 is Vodafone’s most basic fibre broadband package. It offers download speeds of 35 megabits per second (Mbps) and costs £26 a month.
With fibre broadband, the provider uses fibre optic cables to connect the exchange to a cabinet on your street. Your home is then connected to the exchange by slower copper cables.
Vodafone Full Fibre 1 is also available with a Super WiFi booster, costing £33 a month.
An improvement on Fibre 1, Fibre 2 is Vodafone’s best standard fibre broadband package. It offers download speeds of 67Mbps and also costs £26 a month. Fibre 2 is also available with Super WiFi, costing £33 a month.
Full Fibre 74 is the cheapest full fibre package Vodafone offers, costing £26 a month with download speeds of 74Mbps. You’ll only be able to access this deal if full fibre is available in your area.
Full fibre broadband connects your home directly to the exchange using fibre optic cables. This makes it faster than standard fibre broadband.
If you live in certain areas, you can access Vodafone Full Fibre 80 CityFibre. This provides download speeds of 80Mbps, and costs £24 a month. It’s also available with Super WiFi for £31 a month.
CityFibre is the UK’s largest alternative wholesale fibre network and has partnered with Vodafone to offer full fibre broadband in specific regions.
Vodafone Full Fibre 150 provides download speeds of 150Mbps and costs £29 a month. It is also available with Super WiFi, costing £36 a month.
Depending on your area, you can also get Full Fibre 150 CityFibre, with or without Super WiFi.
Full Fibre 500 offers download speeds of 500Mbps for £33 a month. With Super WiFi, it costs £40 a month.
Vodafone Full Fibre 500 is also available through CityFibre, both with and without Super WiFi.
Offering download speeds of 910 Mbps, Full Fibre 910 costs £39 a month (or £46 a month with Super WiFi). Depending on your area, you can get Full Fibre 910 CityFibre with or without Super WiFi.
All the packages mentioned above are also available with Vodafone Pro II Broadband, with the cheapest deal starting at £39 a month.
Every Vodafone Pro II Broadband package comes with a WiFI 6E Ultra Hub, Super WiFi booster, dedicated WiFi Xpert support and Secure Net Home.
Whereas normal Vodafone broadband has a maximum download speed of 910Mbps, Pro II Broadband can hit download speeds of 2.2 gigabits per second (Gbps).
While it’s useful to know the maximum advertised speeds for each Vodafone broadband package, your connection may sometimes (or often) be slower than these download speeds. Your personal download speed will be affected by where you live and the placement of your router, among other factors.
Vodafone broadband package | Maximum download speed |
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Fibre 1 | 35Mbps |
Fibre 2 | 68Mbps |
Full Fibre 74 | 74Mbps |
Full Fibre 80 CityFibre | 80Mbps |
Full Fibre 150 | 150Mbps |
Full Fibre 500 | 500Mbps |
Full Fibre 910 | 910Mbps |
Pro II Broadband | 2.2Gbps |
You can find out if you can get Vodafone broadband in your area, as well as any other available packages, by using our postcode checker.
Or, if you’re curious about your current wifi performance, you can carry out a broadband speed test.
According to our Independent Advisor survey, 62.49 per cent of Vodafone customers felt that their download speeds “mostly” or “always” matched the provider’s advertised speeds.
However, just over a quarter (25.81 per cent) of Vodafone customers did say they’d suffered from “slow speeds” in the past.
If you opt for normal Vodafone broadband, your deal will include a free Power Hub with WiFi 6 technology. You can then increase your household’s coverage with a Super WiFi booster for an additional £8 a month.
If you choose a Pro II Broadband package, you’ll receive a free Ultra Hub with Wifi 6E technology. You’ll also receive a free Super WiFi booster and the ability to automatically switch to Vodafone’s 4G network if your internet goes down, thanks to its Broadband Back-Up feature.
You must use a Vodafone-supplied router if you have a Pro II plan or a package that includes the Digital Voice broadband and phone service.
It’s possible to use your own router with any of Vodafone’s other broadband plans as long as the router is Openreach-approved.
With the Vodafone broadband app, you’ll be able to:
The Vodafone broadband mobile app has the following scores:
It’s easy to switch to Vodafone broadband. You’ll just need to:
If you don’t need an engineer to install your line, you can set up your Vodafone broadband yourself. Once you’ve received your router, you’ll need to:
Currently, there are no fees for setting up or activating your new Vodafone broadband account. However, this is subject to change at any time. Plus, if you’re switching to a new type of broadband that you haven’t had before at your property, you may still have to pay forst of an engineer to come out.
Like most broadband providers in the UK, Vodafone uses the Openreach network. However, Vodafone also uses CityFibre in certain areas.
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