Vodafone Fibre Broadband Reviews (2026)

Vodafone broadband is one of the best-value full fibre providers in the UK, with prices consistently undercutting BT and Sky for equivalent speeds. Its Full Fibre 150 costs around £23/month versus BT's £30/month for the same speed. Vodafone uses both Openreach and CityFibre networks, with CityFibre connections offering symmetrical upload speeds up to 2.2 Gbps. Customer satisfaction is mid-table — decent speeds and pricing offset by average customer service.

Vodafone Broadband Packages (March 2026)

Vodafone offers a wide speed range.

Vodafone on CityFibre vs Openreach

On Openreach, Vodafone's speeds and availability are identical to other Openreach providers like BT and Sky.

Customer Experience and Reliability

Uswitch reviewers report that Vodafone's broadband reliability is solid — consistent speeds close to advertised averages with minimal dropout. In real-world testing, a Vodafone Full Fibre 150 connection averaged 135 Mbps, slightly below the 150 Mbps headline but perfectly usable. Customer service is Vodafone's weaker area, with some users reporting long wait times for technical support. However, Vodafone Pro Broadband (from £37/month) includes priority support, automatic speed boosts, and a Wi-Fi 7 router — worth considering if reliable support matters to you.

Vodafone vs Budget Alternatives

Hyperoptic offers 500 Mbps at £27/month but with limited coverage. Community Fibre delivers 1 Gbps for £29/month in London. Brsk's 500 Mbps BetterNet costs £25/month fixed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Vodafone have mid-contract price rises?

New customers signing up before April 2026 won't see a price rise until April 2027. From then, prices increase by a fixed £3.50/month annually. This is cheaper than BT's £4/month rise but still more than fixed-price altnets that charge zero extra.

Is Vodafone broadband good for gaming?

Yes — particularly on CityFibre where symmetrical speeds and low latency suit online gaming well. On Openreach, Vodafone's performance is comparable to BT and Sky. For competitive gaming, a full fibre connection with low ping (under 15 ms) is ideal, which both CityFibre and Openreach FTTP deliver.

Can I keep my phone number with Vodafone broadband?

Yes. If you switch from another Openreach-based provider, you can port your existing landline number to Vodafone. If switching from Virgin Media or an altnet, number porting may not be possible. Vodafone's standard broadband-only packages don't include a phone service — you'll need to add a calls plan separately if you want a landline.

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Methodology

Pricing from Vodafone's website and Uswitch, correct as of March 2026 including VAT. Customer experience data from Uswitch reviews and Which? surveys. CompareFibre is independent — we earn commissions when you switch through our links, which doesn't affect the deals shown or their ranking.