TalkTalk fibre broadband
Compare TalkTalk fibre broadband
*Average speeds are based on the download speeds of at least 50% of customers at peak time (8pm to 10pm). Speed can be affected by a range of technical and environmental factors. The speed you receive where you live may be lower than that listed above. You can check the estimated speed to your property prior to purchasing.
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Can I get TalkTalk fibre broadband in my area?
TalkTalk is one of the most widely available fibre broadband providers in the UK, covering the majority of the country. So, there’s a very good chance you can get it where you are.
The best way to find out if it’s available at your address is by using our postcode checker.
However, do be aware that Fibre 150 – TalkTalk’s fastest fibre package of all – isn’t available everywhere just yet.
What are the pros and cons of TalkTalk fibre broadband?
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Pros
It’s cheap – monthly prices are low, with no upfront setup costs
Good speeds, up to an average download speed of 145Mbps where it’s available
Line reliability is good
Fixed Price Plus guarantees no price rises – though it’s optional, and comes with an additional fee
You can bundle up by adding landline calls…
…and TalkTalk TV, which gives you discounts on Now TV passes (though not much else)
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Cons
Customer service could be better, but does seem to be improving
Better routers are available from other providers, even at a similar price point
No landline calls are included as standard
TalkTalk TV is nowhere near as comprehensive as TV from other providers (e.g. Sky or Virgin Media)
TalkTalk’s fibre broadband package names
TalkTalk offers the following fibre broadband packages:
Fibre 35 – with an average download speed of 38Mbps
– 67Mbps
Fibre 150 – 145Mbps
Fibre 35 and 65 are widely available all across the country, but you won’t find Fibre 150 everywhere – only in locations where Openreach’s G.fast network has reached. Thankfully, average downloads of 38Mbps and 67Mbps are more than fast enough for most households.
All TalkTalk fibre broadband comes with its Super Router included free. It’s a few years old now, so not exactly cutting-edge tech, but can easily support a household’s worth of devices.
You can also bundle your broadband with landline calls, and add a TV box – though TalkTalk TV isn’t quite as extensive as it used to be. Today, it gives you a decent quality Freeview box, letting you pause and rewind live telly and use streaming apps like Netflix and Now TV.
You’ll need to subscribe to (and therefore pay for) those services separately. But there’s a bonus: TalkTalk TV will give you a discount on NOW TV Passes.
Reviewed on 20 Dec 2025