Vodafone Full Fibre 910

Full Fibre 910 offers gigabit speeds of 910Mbps on average, but customers will want either the Super WiFi or Pro II add-ons for the best experience.

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Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offers average download speeds of 910Mbps at peak times and is available on both the Openreach and CityFibre FTTP networks.

In CityFibre areas customers receive symmetrical upload speeds of 910Mbps, while these are asymmetrical at 105Mbps on the Openreach network.

Customers can take this as a standard plan, but it works best with either the Super WiFi or Pro II add-on to boost wireless speeds around the home.

At a glance

	Package	Broadband	Monthly price	Upfront price	Contract term
Go	Full Fibre 910	910Mb average	£38	Free	24 months
	Offer: £2 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers
Go	Pro II Full Fibre 910	910Mb average	£48	Free	24 months
	Offer: £4 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers

Who is Vodafone Full Fibre 910 best suited for?

Vodafone's Full Fibre 910 broadband package is best suited for larger households, where multiple people want to get online at the same time and share bandwidth between lots of devices.

Customers who opt for the upgraded Pro II Full Fibre 910 plan and get the Ultra Hub, will be able to connect more than 150 devices, as well as have plenty of bandwidth to go around.

Full Fibre 910 is best for:

• Larger households, with multiple occupants and devices connecting to the router
• Bandwidth heavy activities, like multiple gamers or small groups of people working from home
• It will also easily support streaming video in 4K Ultra HD, gaming in 4K, and making video calls in Ultra HD too

It's possible to take Full Fibre 910 as either a standard plan, or upgrade it with either the Super WiFi, Pro II or Xtra add-ons for more premium features, however either way the plan offers good value for money and compares well on cost to rival deals.

Vodafone pay monthly mobile customers are ideal for Vodafone full fibre plans as they will get to benefit from an additional monthly discount of £2 to £4 on the broadband, plus money-off all household mobile SIMs too.

Overall, Full Fibre 910 is a heavy weight plan, but one that is also affordably priced thanks to good competition in the market, and could be an ideal choice for those who want to try gigabit broadband for the first time.

What does Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offer?

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is the provider's gigabit broadband package, and offers average download speeds at peak times of 910Mb per second.

Customers can choose to take Full Fibre 910 as a standard plan for the cheapest cost, and this now comes with an upgraded Power Hub supporting the latest WiFi 6 protocol.

It's also possible to upgrade to either the Super WiFi or Pro II add-ons, which include up to three WiFi boosters, while Pro II also upgrades the router to WiFi 6E and bundles a 4G broadband back-up device to ensure network resilience.

Full Fibre 910 can also be taken with the Xtra add-on, which offers an Apple TV 4K box, a 24-month subscription to Apple TV+, and anytime calls, and costs £14 extra per month.

Here are the current costs of those options:

	Package	Broadband	Monthly price	Upfront price	Contract term
	Full Fibre 910	910Mb average	£38	Free	24 months
	Offer: £2 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers
	Full Fibre 910 + Super WiFi	910Mb average	£45	Free	24 months
	Offer: £2 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers
	Pro II Full Fibre 910	910Mb average	£48	Free	24 months
	Offer: £4 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers

It's possible to reduce these listed prices by £2 to £4 per month if customers have a pay monthly mobile plan from Vodafone, with the Vodafone Together benefits. Pro II plans get the biggest £4 monthly discount, while all other plans receive a discount of £2 per month.

Vodafone customers who bundle both mobile and broadband get 30% discount on any pay monthly SIM plan too, and the provider says customers can save up to £404 a year, although that's based on having four SIMs in a household.

Pro II Full Fibre 910

Vodafone Pro II Full Fibre 910 offers the same gigabit download speeds, but with an upgraded router and improved wireless coverage to ensure customers get to benefit from those speeds.

Pro II bundles the latest WiFi 6E Ultra Hub, along with a whole home WiFi guarantee with up to three WiFi 6E boosters, and an automatic 4G mobile broadband backup if the fixed-line service ever goes down.

WiFi 6E provides an additional wireless channel on the new 6GHz frequency, so newer devices can receive even faster speeds over wireless than before.

Considering Full Fibre 910 offers such fast download speeds, it's worth considering the upgrade to Pro II to make the most of this package, although note that any connecting devices also need to support WiFi 6E to benefit.

Xtra broadband

The standard Full Fibre 910 plan, Super WiFi plan, and the Pro II plan can all be taken with the Xtra add-on as well.

It costs £14 per month and customers receive an Apple TV 4K box and access to Apple TV+ for the length of the 24-month minimum term, as well as anytime calls to UK landlines and UK mobiles from the Vodafone home phone.

It's worth ensuring customers want both of these services however, as while the Apple TV 4K box is included, Apple TV+ costs just £8.99 separately, and the anytime call plan costs £8.

However, the Apple TV 4K box provided with this add-on becomes property of the customer and doesn't need to be returned. This in itself has a value of £149, or £6.20 per month for 24 months.

Call plans

All of the Vodafone Full Fibre 910 plans come with line rental included, as well as a home phone line with the ability to make and receive calls on a pay as you go basis.

Not all full fibre providers are still offering a phone line, with the service now removed from TalkTalk, BT, and Plusnet packages, so it's welcome to see Vodafone still offering this service across of their plans.

Customers can choose to add evening and weekend calls for £4 per month, or anytime calls for £8 per month. Alternatively, for those who only make occasional calls, Vodafone offer some of the cheapest out of allowance calling rates, at just 11.5p per minute to UK landlines plus a 19p connection fee.

How does Vodafone Full Fibre 910 compare?

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 sits among a few other gigabit-capable broadband packages, and while competition has bought full fibre prices down, Vodafone's deal is still among the most competitive.

Here's the plan side-by-side with some equivalent deals from rival providers:

	Package	Broadband	Monthly price	Upfront price	Contract term
	Full Fibre 910	910Mb average	£38	Free	24 months
	Offer: £2 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers
	Full Fibre 900	900Mb average	£41.99	Free	24 months
	Offer: £50 Reward Card + Save over £20/mth + No setup fee + Exclusive offers and discounts for Plusnet customers (Ends 01/01/2025)
	Full Fibre Gigafast	900Mb average	£43	£5	24 months
	Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + (£5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable)
	Full Fibre 900	944Mb average	£45	Free	18 months
	Offer: Free setup and P&P

While offers and prices vary from time to time, right now, Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is cheaper than equivalent deals from BT, TalkTalk and Sky, although it's more expensive than gigabit plans from Plusnet and Virgin Media's Gig1.

Like-for-like comparisons can be tricky however, for example they don't consider which providers include a home phone line - Vodafone Full Fibre 910 does - or equally, the some of the more nuanced discounts available, like Vodafone Together, which reduces the monthly broadband price by at least £2.

It's also worth considering the cost of any premium add-ons, such as Super WiFi, which costs an extra £8 per month. Although similar add-ons from Sky also add an extra £3 to the monthly price.

Super WiFi & Pro II Full Fibre 910

Vodafone Super WiFi and Pro II Full Fibre 910 are slightly harder to compare, as not all providers offer a similar level of premium services.

Super WiFi Full Fibre 910 currently costs £50 per month, so is £8 more expensive per month than the standard Full Fibre 910 plan. Pro II costs £52 per month, or £10 more.

In comparison, Sky Gigafast customers can add their WiFi Max plan for £3 per month, which includes an upgraded WiFi 6 router and a whole home WiFi guarantee, much like Super WiFi. That makes Sky Gigafast £46 per month, which is slightly cheaper than Vodafone Super WiFi.

BT Complete WiFi is also comparable to Vodafone Super WiFi, but costs £10 per month, so is £2 more expensive than Vodafone's equivalent WiFi booster service.

BT also offers a similar service to Pro II, their BT Halo 3+ add-on includes both the Hybrid Connect 4G backup and a WiFi guarantee. Prices are harder to pin down, but BT Full Fibre 900 with BT Halo 3+ currently costs £90.99 per month, quite a lot more than Vodafone's Pro II deal.

Overall, while Pro II Full Fibre 910 looks expensive, it actually compares well against providers offering similar premium upgrades, and Vodafone Super WiFi has a similar price point to other WiFi guarantees.

How fast is Vodafone Full Fibre 910?

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offers average download speeds of 910Mbps at peak times, with uploads either 105Mbps or 910Mbps depending on where a customer lives.

Vodafone use both the Openreach full fibre to the home (FTTP) and CityFibre networks to deliver their full fibre broadband, and CityFibre areas get the added benefit of symmetrical upload speeds.

Where Openreach FTTP has rolled out however, customers will see similar upload speeds in line with other rival Openreach providers, such as BT, Sky, Plusnet, and TalkTalk.

Advertised average speeds can be a useful measurement of the speed we'll actually receive, with at least 50% of customers having to receive the speeds or greater during the busiest hours of 8pm to 10pm at night.

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 customers can therefore expect to see the following speeds:

Vodafone's average download speeds on their Full Fibre 910 gigabit package is faster than some equivalent deals using the same technology. For example, BT only offer 900Mbps average speeds.

Find out more about the fastest broadband providers in our main guide.

In addition to these average speeds, Vodafone also provide customers with more personalised estimates and a minimum guaranteed download speed when they sign up.

Because full fibre is so much more reliable than older technologies, distance and property location don't affect speeds so much, so estimated speeds are often the same as average speeds, regardless of a property's location.

We tested a postcode in an Openreach enabled area, and where given the following speed estimates and minimum speed on Full Fibre 910:

In comparison, a postcode in a CityFibre enabled area returned these results:

So, the difference between the networks is small, aside from the increased upload speeds on City Fibre.

Minimum guaranteed download speeds are effectively a service guarantee, and are generally lower than advertised speeds as they work as an absolute minimum.

If a customer doesn't receive the minimum speed for 3 consecutive days, and Vodafone doesn't fix the issue within 30 days, the customer can leave their contract without penalty.

Vodafone Power Hub

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 customers will be provided with the new Power Hub. It's a dual-band wireless router, which supports up to the WiFi 6 (802.11ax) protocol.

Specifications of the Power Hub include:

• Dual-band wireless (2.4GHz and 5GHz channels)
• WiFi 6 (802.11ax) support
• 6 internal antennae, with beamforming (ability to target a specific device with a stronger signal)
• 4 x 1Gb Ethernet LAN ports for wired connections
• 2 x USB ports

Vodafone Power Hub with one Super WiFi 6 booster

Vodafone also provide customers with the award-winning Vodafone Broadband app. As well as being able to see a list of connected devices, customers can pick a device to receive a stronger signal, as well as manage router-level access times.

The Vodafone Power Hub also supports mesh, and it's possible to upgrade to a WiFi guarantee with up to three WiFi 6 boosters for an extra £8 per month with the Super WiFi add-on.

It's also possible to upgrade the router to the Ultra Hub by taking Pro II, which supports WiFi 6E and tri-band channels, utilising the new 6GHz frequency to add an extra wireless channel.

Customers who take Pro II also get up to three WiFi 6E boosters, and an automatic 4G broadband back-up device which will connect to Vodafone's mobile broadband network and send data to the router over 4G if the fixed-line connection ever goes down.

We've written more about the Ultra Hub router in our full review of Vodafone broadband.

Both of Vodafone's routers will work with existing devices, but customers will experience the fastest speeds with newer devices that also support WiFi 6 and WiFi 6E.

Verdict: Is Vodafone Full Fibre 910 worth it?

Full Fibre 910 is Vodafone's gigabit broadband option, and will suit larger households or those with a high demand on their Internet connection.

The biggest cost savings will be seen by Vodafone pay monthly mobile customers however, with the £2 to £4 monthly discount bringing the price below most other major rivals.

While it's perfectly adequate as a standard plan, it's hard to see how households opting for a gigabit-capable package wouldn't also want to benefit from the latest wireless technology to really make the most of those speeds.

That means, Pro II Full Fibre 910 becomes the better choice, bundling the very latest WiFi 6E router, a WiFi guarantee with WiFi 6E boosters, and a 4G backup service. However, it does cost an extra £10 per month, pushing the plan up in price.

Super WiFi is also an option, but at an extra £8 per month many customers may feel the extra £2 for Pro II is worth it for the latest router.

Overall, the wider availability of Vodafone's full fibre broadband packages, and the added benefit of symmetrical speeds for those living in CityFibre enabled areas, makes Vodafone's Full Fibre 910 plan hard to beat.

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