
Vodafone Broadband and TV deals
- Up to 63Mbps average speed with Fibre
- Free Vodafone Connect router
- Broadband and Phone deals
Top Benefits of Joining Vodafone
Pro II Broadband with WiFi 7
Selected Vodafone packages include the Ultra Hub with WiFi 7 technology, helping deliver faster, more reliable wireless performance throughout your home.
Full fibre speeds for every household
Vodafone offers a wide range of full fibre packages, from everyday browsing to gigabit-capable broadband for demanding users.
Stay connected with Automatic 4G Backup
Vodafone's Pro II plans include 4G Backup, automatically keeping you online if your fixed broadband experiences an outage.
Types of Vodafone broadband deals
Compare Vodafone broadband packages for fast, reliable home internet.
Vodafone Home Broadband – superfast fibre and smart wi-fi
Well-known throughout the world for their award-winning mobile phone service, Vodafone is now offering an equally fantastic array of speedy ADSL and fibre broadband deals to new and existing customers alike.
Vodafone is impressively able to stand toe-to-toe with some of the UK’s biggest and most established internet providers like BT and Sky with the excellent speeds offered by their ADSL and fibre subscriptions.
They too have a nicely affordable entry-level 10Mbps on average ADSL option with unlimited usage which is effortlessly able to support a considerable volume of everyday online activities like emailing, using social media and streaming.
Similarly, their two superfast fibre offers also stand at 35Mbps and 63Mbps on average respectively with completely unlimited usage and no upfront fees. Quite a bit more can be accomplished on both of these connections including sleek HD streaming to multiple devices and extensive online gaming sessions.
A minimum contract length of 18 months is applied to all of Vodafone’s broadband deals.
Achieve a powerful and secure home network with Vodafone’s ultra-smart wi-fi router
The Vodafone Connect wi-fi router is included with all of their broadband offers and along with being very technically capable, comes with plenty of great extra features.
You can set-up a family network to prevent certain devices from accessing the internet at the touch of a button along with a guest network with or without a password for all of your visitors to enjoy.
There’s also the boost function which conveniently acts to give one device a greater share of the wi-fi for up to 12 hours, perfect for when you’re all gathered round to stream a film or need to download something in a hurry.
All this is done via a brilliantly simple-to-use app, free to download from both the iOS and Google Play store, which means you don’t need to have any special technical know-how.
Call subscriptions to suit your needs
Two home call products are available from Vodafone, Anytime Landline and Mobile Calls or Evening and Weekend Calls so you’re free to catch up with your friends and family whenever you like.
A number of useful add-ons are also available for a small extra monthly fee including voicemail, caller display, anonymous caller rejection and call waiting.
Vodafone Home Broadband highlights
- Achieve superfast speeds of 63Mbps on average with Vodafone’s fibre deals
- Totally unlimited usage every month
- Boost your wi-fi signal strength and set-up a secure family network with Vodafone’s excellent home wi-fi router.
- Catch up on the latest news and gossip with Anytime landline and mobile calls
Top tips
- Fibre packages are the fastest and most reliable available, so check them out first.
- Use our Postcode Checker to find the best provider for your area.
- Know what provider or speed you’re looking for and compare accordingly.
- Check your location’s network before you compare so you can get the best deal.
- Test the speed of your home network to see the quality of your current broadband.
- Compare both TV and complete packages as well as broadband only deals.
Jargon buster
ADSL: Fast home internet service that can function at the same time as a landline.
Broadband: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line that uses existing phone lines to deliver broadband connections.
Download: Data which is transferred directly to your computer or online-capable device.
Fibre-optic: Dedicated cable line that delivers superfast broadband at a faster rate than ADSL.
ISP: Internet Service Provider: a company who provide a broadband service based on a subscription.
MAC number: Migration Authorisation Code which is used when switching from one provider to the other.
Megabit (Mb): A unit of storage that determines the amount of data passing through a broadband connection.
Megabits per second (Mbps): A term that refers to the speed of a broadband connection by the rate at which one Megabit is transferred.
Streaming: Transferring data (such as video) at a constant stream without having to download it.
Wireless: Broadband that can be accessed without a dedicated cable, made possible by a specialised router.