The difference between superfast and ultrafast broadbandFind out which is best for you |
The difference between superfast and ultrafast broadbandFind out which is best for you |
Superfast broadband is broadband that offers speeds between 24Mbps and 300Mbps.
It’s best for people who find themselves downloading, video calling and streaming TV and music on a regular basis. It’s also a good option for households with more than one person using the internet at the same time.
If you want to bump things up even more, then you can opt for ultrafast broadband. This is broadband with speeds of more than 300Mbps, but less than 1Gbps (one gigabit per second, or 1000Mbps).
Ultrafast broadband is for the even busier households, filled with keen streamers and avid gamers that can’t afford any interruptions.
Hyperfast broadband is also known as gigabit internet or gigabit broadband which, as you may have guessed, offers speeds up to 1Gbps (1000Mbps).
Hyperfast broadband is for the internet lovers, the speed freaks, the ones who want the absolute best broadband experience out there.
Don’t know which broadband speed you need? Here’s how long it takes to download an HD film (5GB) on each speed
4-and-a-half minutes
1 minute and 20 seconds
45 seconds
Here’s how long it takes to download a 25GB game…
22-and-a-half minutes
6 minutes and 40 seconds
3 minutes and 42 seconds
As always, some broadband deals are better than others – cough, cough. So, to help you out, we’ve done all the hard work for you and gathered up the superfast and ultrafast broadband deals across a few of the most popular providers.
Now that you’re all caught up, check out our superfast, ultrafast and hyperfast broadband packages. And if we’ve got availability, you can get your new broadband installed as soon as tomorrow, or within an hour if you don’t need an install.