Broadband guides
Broadband guides
Switching providers, choosing between fibre and ADSL, setting up full-fibre, troubleshooting your router, practical broadband advice without the jargon.
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Plusnet broadband deals UK 2026: Full Fibre Year-1 cash from plus.net
Plusnet broadband deals UK on 14 Sep 2026: Full Fibre from £21.99×6 then £25.99 (£287.88 Y1). Openreach, Reward Cards to 8 Oct not netted, mid-contract rises printed.
Hyperoptic broadband deals UK: Year-1 cash from hyperoptic.com (September 2026)
Hyperoptic broadband deals UK on 13 Sep 2026: 500Mb from £17/mo (~£204 Y1), 150Mb from £19, 1Gb rolling £29. April £4 rises and up to £300 ETF credit explained.
Virgin Media broadband deals UK September 2026: ranked by first-year cash
Virgin Media broadband-only Sep 2026: M125 £23.99 (£287.88 Y1) to Gig1 £29.99 (£359.88 Y1) from virginmedia.com. ETF credit up to £300 ends 20/09/2026 — not netted into Year-1.
12 month full fibre broadband deals UK September 2026: ranked by first-year cash
12-month full fibre UK Sep 2026: Community Fibre 35 flash £11.25 (£150 Y1); CF 75 £177; toob home150 £286. Hyperoptic 12m teasers dropped.
Sky broadband deals UK September 2026: ranked by first-year cash
Sky broadband deals UK Sep 2026: Full Fibre 150 £23 (£276 Y1). vs CF £285, toob £286, YouFibre £300, Virgin Gig1 £379.88. Postcode first.
Gigabit broadband deals UK September 2026: first-year cash, not the 1Gb tile
Community Fibre 1Gb leads at £270 Year-1 where built. Ranked gigabit broadband deals UK September 2026 by first-year cash from retailer shops.
200Mbps broadband deals UK September 2026: ranked by first-year cash
YouFibre YOU 200 leads at £240 Year-1 on Sept offer terms. Ranked 200Mbps broadband deals UK September 2026 by first-year cash from retailer shops.
Broadband guides: questions
What is the difference between FTTP, FTTC and ADSL?
FTTP (full fibre) runs fibre all the way to your home and offers gigabit speeds. FTTC ("fibre to the cabinet") runs fibre to the street cabinet and copper for the last leg, typically 30–80 Mbps. ADSL is the legacy copper-only service, capped at around 24 Mbps.