I am on Zen Fibre up to 80Mbps and I been offered a deal with Sky TV UHD and Ultrafast Fibre broadband (Gfast 145Mbps) for £45 a month.
Would people recommend moving to Gfast or stick with the Zen Fibre up to 80Mbps?
I seen good and bad reports
Thanks
Would people recommend moving to Gfast or stick with the Zen Fibre up to 80Mbps?
I seen good and bad reports
Thanks
How far are you from your cabinet?
Google Zen and you’ll find good and bad reports. The people who have no issues tend not to bother to tell everyone, the minority who do have issues are much more likely to complain about the issues they have.
It's up to you completely - there's no reason G.fast should be garbage but if it is you can just back out of the contract.
Bear in mind that moving to G.fast with Sky will mean you have to use their router - you won't get one from Openreach, you can't put the Sky Hub into a bridge mode, and G.fast modems are very expensive.
You won't have seen any G.fast deals from Vodafone as they aren't offering it.
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My mistake it was EE.
Can you turn off the wireless network within the sky hub/router as I have a full UnFi setup switch/ access points in the house?
Had Zen Gfast installed 3 weeks ago. A really smooth changeover including my website and mail server. Service has been flawless.
Still on copper. I've been leaving it a while before I look at things like VoIP and IPv6.
Had to have an engineer visit. New master socket and new modem.
Engineer couldn't get any of his tests to work and was about to leave and get some help when I suggested just plugging my existing router into the modem and "trying it". It worked straight away so I don't know what he was doing wrong.
I'm about 100m from the cabinet.
No I didn't get any deal. It's quite expensive to be honest but options for ISP with high speed and the features I want are very few where I live so Zen was pretty much my only choice. I don't mind paying for decent internet service though so no regrets so far.
Yet - after initial teething difficulties - some of us had years of near perfect performance with exactly what we were told we'd get.G fast are unfit for purpose! Many isps are stop selling it now.