Broadband reviews

Virgin Media provides the fastest and most reliable widely available broadband in the country, of that there can be no argument.

Sky offers the most complete subscription TV packages in the UK, so bundling up with broadband seems like a no-brainer.

Arguably Britain's best-known provider of broadband and telephone services, BT Broadband can be on the expensive side.

TalkTalk broadband is aimed squarely at the budget-conscious customer. Nothing about it is particularly remarkable.

Plusnet, now owned by BT, has a stellar customer service reputation, winning award after award, year after year.

EE is, of course, primarily a mobile network provider. Nevertheless, it offers a competent and competitive broadband service.

NOW TV is a household name, but the brand has now established itself as a major player in the UK broadband market.

Vodafone is best known as a mobile network. When it comes to broadband, it's low monthly payments that set it apart.

Three Home Broadband leverages its ever-expanding high-speed 5G mobile data to offer next-generation cable-free internet access.

Hyperoptic isn't widely available, but offers unrivalled speeds of up to 1,000Mbps – provided you can get it.

Rebel Internet is the new kid in town, offering nationwide broadband coverage via the Openreach network.

A smaller provider, Direct Save Telecom offers some of the cheapest broadband in the country.

POP Telecom a family-owned business, based in Essex, has been trading for more than 20 years.

Origin broadband offers decent broadband at decent prices. You won't find a lot of frills here.

Brighton-based iTalk offers nationally available competitive broadband deals to those who like prefer to deal with a smaller company.

Zen Broadband doesn’t offer TV or some of the other fancy add-ons you can get from the likes of Virgin or Sky.

Onestream broadband launched in the summer of 2018, and it’s part of the Hampshire-based broadband specialist Onecom.

Gigaclear aims to bring some of the fastest broadband in the country to rural locations.

Utility Warehouse specialises in being a one-stop shop for all your services – broadband, gas, electric and mobile.

When it comes to broadband providers, Cuckoo Broadband is very much the new kid on the block.

YouFibre specialises exclusively in pure fibre connections for the home in select areas across the UK.

Trooli is a recent arrival on the full fibre broadband market, launching in 2018 in Kent.

Community Fibre is a London-based broadband provider that offers high-speed, full fibre connections of up to 3000Mbps to 32 London boroughs.

Fibrus Broadband provides ultrafast pure fibre broadband to homes in selected locations across Northern Ireland and Northern England.

BeFibre is a relative newcomer to the UK broadband market, offering ultrafast and pure fibre connections.

Lightspeed Broadband offers ultrafast speeds to a handful of towns in the east of the country.

Zzoomm is an altnet broadband provider offering up to 2Gbps to home users if you live somewhere you can get it.

Hey!Broadband is an altnet provider operating in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Surrey and West Sussex.

Lit Fibre offers symmetrical speeds of up to 900Mbps to a handful of locations in the South East, South West and Midlands.

Airband is an altnet broadband provider offering full fibre broadband speeds of up to 900Mbps.

Brsk is a multi award-winning altnet provider offering a wealth of flexibility, if you can get it.

Giganet is an altnet broadband provider operating across parts of Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset and West Sussex.

Shell Energy is the new name for First Utility, which was an energy provider first and a broadband provider more recently.