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*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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About Vodafone
After starting life as Racal Telecom in the heart of Berkshire's Silicon Valley, Vodafone is now one of the biggest players in communications in the UK.
Perhaps best known as a mobile network, since launching home broadband in 2012 it has won plaudits for bringing affordable fibre connections to millions across the country.
Because Vodafone uses the Openreach network that has 97% population coverage, its standard fibre packages are very widely available.
And it offers ultrafast broadband too, with speeds up to 900Mbps - perfect for households that want the very latest tech without breaking the bank.
Why choose Vodafone?
Vodafone offers competitively priced broadband, with an extensive range of packages to choose from and speeds that range from 37Mbps on its entry-level standard fibre product to 900Mbps on its blazingly fast Full Fibre 910 service.
Because Vodafone uses the Openreach network, availability is excellent for its standard fibre and is growing all the time for ultra fast full fibre.
Customers who take broadband and mobile phone services as a 'Vodafone Together' bundle benefit from money off, and get use of Vodafone's VeryMe rewards scheme too.
And while it's fair to say that Vodafone's TV offering doesn't offer the huge range of channels as the likes of Sky, BT and Virgin Media, it's much more flexible and much less outlay.
All of which makes Vodafone TV bundles ideal if you like to dip in and out of streaming services and feel you don't really need a state-of-the-art set top box with all the latest features.
Pros and cons of Vodafone broadband
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Pros
Great value standard fibre and full fibre, with good prices for what you get
All is speedy fibre optic broadband, up to 900Mbps where available
Option to upgrade to Pro II for more reliable ‘unbreakable’ internet
Discounts for mobile customers
Very easy setup, even for Pro packages that have extra equipment
Bundling options for home phone and Apple TV
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Cons
No ADSL broadband – you won’t find Vodafone outside fibre areas
TV package is lacking – it’s an Apple TV device with no live channels, and only available by upgrading to Xtra or Pro Xtra
Pro add-ons can make packages quite expensive
Only 24-month contracts available
How fast is Vodafone broadband?
Vodafone fixed-line home broadband is available with the following average download speeds:
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Fibre 1
37Mbps average speed
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Fibre 2
67Mbps average speed
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Fibre 74
74Mbps average speed
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Full Fibre 80
80Mbps average speed
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Full Fibre 50
150Mbps average speed
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Full Fibre 200
200Mbps average speed
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Full Fibre 500
500Mbps average speed
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Full Fibre 900
900Mbps average speed
What are Vodafone's bundles?
Bundles
Vodafone's bundle options include:
Broadband only (only available on full fibre products)
Broadband + home phone
Broadband + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV + SIM card
Broadband + home phone + mobile phone contract
Vodafone TV packages
TV is only available with Vodafone Xtra or Pro Xtra packages. Both of which get you a free Apple TV 4K device to plug into your TV. They also throw in a 24-month subscription to Apple TV.
You can, of course, then add subscriptions to Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+. And if sport is your thing, you can get monthly passes for BT Sport or NOW TV to access Sky Sports.
Vodafone Pro
Designed for those who need the best quality broadband they can get, Vodafone's Pro II service, which superseded Vodafone Pro in late 2022, is an add-on that's available on all its fibre broadband packages. It’s billed as offering 'unbreakable broadband' and 'Super Wi-Fi'.
At its heart is a powerful mesh network that pairs a powerful main router with Wi-Fi discs that you place around the home. The result is a stronger, more robust signal that eliminates not-spots.
If there's an outage that affects Vodafone's home broadband, the router automatically connects to its 4G mobile internet signal. So there's no service interruption.
Customers can choose from the standard Pro II add-on and Pro Xtra. If you choose Pro Xtra you also get a free Apple TV 4K, a few months' subscription to Apple TV+, anytime landline and mobile calls, and a guarantee that your price will be frozen for the duration of your contract term.
Does Vodafone offer broadband-only options?
Yes, you can get standalone broadband with Vodafone. To do so, you can either sign up for any full fibre package, or opt for its 5G home broadband service.
Does Vodafone offer better deals for new customers?
As with most providers, some of the best deals seem to be reserved for new customers. Typically deal sweeteners include introductory rates on your broadband contract, or free gifts.
Does Vodafone offer a social broadband tariff?
It does, in the form of Essentials Broadband, which gets you a standard fibre service with an average speed of 73Mbps.
To qualify for Vodafone's low-income broadband service you need to be in receipt of certain benefits. These include Universal Credit, Jobseeker's Allowance, Pension Credit or Disability Allowance.
Vodafone not for you?
If you don't like the look of Vodafone, there are plenty of other options for standard fibre and full fibre.
Not least EE, which offers the UK's fastest service in the shape of its Full Fibre Gigabit package that comes with average speeds of 1.6Gbps.
Alternatively, if you're not in area served by Vodafone and other Openreach-based providers but are sure you'd like full fibre, you could test the waters with Virgin Media. Its full fibre products are very much in line with Vodafone on speeds and price.
If you prefer a more fully featured TV service than Vodafone offers, you might want to take a look at BT, Virgin Media or Sky. All of whom have all-singing, all-dancing pay TV packages with excellent set top boxes and the option to add hundreds of channels.
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Reviewed on 28 Dec 2025