Vodafone Full Fibre 900 + £90 Cashback + £25 Bonus cashback - £31pm/24 (Price freeze till Apr 2025) (£27pm for Vodafone mobile customer

£39 for open reach only areas.

I just changed from Virgin cable to this deal. It's very fast but be warned the router is shockingly bad in terms of changing any of the settings. It can take several minutes to access the router login and if you try to save any settings such as DHCP reservations it either takes 5 minutes to save or just times out. It also struggles to handle any more than a few connected devices. You can use your own router (they will give you the PPPoE details if you ask) but this means you can't use your landline. There is also no way to put it into modem mode as a workaround.

So if you have only a few devices connected and no need to adjust any of the settings this will be fine. But if you rely on it for things like home automation, think again. (edited)

Warning. I have this package and my testing found the supplied router seriously bottlenecks speed to max of -500mbp/s, and most days I was lucky to get near this! I raised this with their support, went through their 1st and 2nd line teams but the consensus was 500mbp/s is acceptable on a 900 tariff. I bought another router, connected in sequence acting as an Access Point, and boom, more than 700mbp/s immediately. It's scandalous that VF are selling these "gigabit" speed packages when they have no hope of delivering them.

For any normal person here wondering if this deal is for you....it isn't.

This is like buying a Ferrari for your daily commute. You can tell people you have a Ferrari, it is capable of 200mph.....

But you don't need that speed, you likely just do 30mph like everyone else and this is a massively pointless upsell.

I'd go out on a limb and say 80% of people buying this speed never utilise it beyond pressing speed test and watching the numbers. (edited)

I upgraded my Vodafone broadband yesterday to 900mbs and got it for £27pm on their chat... I'm on Openreach

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I can only seem to get offered £39 per month rather than £31, anything I'm doing wrong?

How to check whether you are on openreach or cityfibre area please?

about to go out of contract with sky, no deals whatsover to remain with them, can't decide between voda or trying EE . Only looking for 500 deal as opposed to 900 on openreach so dearer tariff would apply for me.

Standard ISP routers just aren't up to the task for full fibre and modern technology anymore. Invest (even as little as £60) in a third party router and you won't regret it.

If it works from the off...great. If it doesn't, there is literally zero customer service. The router is not capable of the speeds advertised and once they have you locked in a contract it is near impossible to get any help. I was promised access to a uk call centre specialised team, this was a lie. Im now lucky to get 100mb while paying for 900. Save yourself the hassle and go with another company.

Great deal, be careful with them, they like to throttle Internet speed. My was capped to 90 where my speed was 500 complained a lot and they switched server from Manchester closer to my place.

Looks like now they capped me at 320 so need to make another phone call (edited)

i'm an existing Vodafone broadband 900 and mobile customer and out of contract, anyone know how i should go about getting this?

We currently have this after switching from Sky's godawful broadband back in October 2023. Paying £29/month right now.
Like others have said, the WiFi signal is terrible but we installed a mesh network.
Using the Deco M9+ and this is the speed I'm getting from my PC with one of the nodes plugged in via ethernet:

I've been waiting over a month for my services to be activated. Definitely the worst installation service I've ever received and that's coming from a long term virgin media customer.

I know their router is pants, but can you use a custom DNS on it? BT Whole Home discs (via a decent fibre ISP router currently) provide my WiFi signal, not their junk.

Currently paying 41 for virgin 250mbps. Deal about to expire in march so will call them tomorrow. How do you ppl play that game to get deals offers for less than £20?

So I assume these people calling up to get deals are not getting the cashback just good value deals on the contract itself?

When I go through their Broadband Availability Checker, the most advanced option is gives me is Pro II Fibre 2, I can't see any mentione of Full Fibre 900. Does this mean that Full Fibre 900 won't be available at my address or am I going through the wrong link in order to access this?

Quidco is now only showing £67.50 for this package

Topcashback currently offering £120 cashback on all full fibre plans including the Pro varients (edited)

I currently use this, they promised all the high speeds, it's worse than my old bt 50mbps one lol. I don't know why it's this bad.

I've nothing to add about the supplied router, its pathetic.

Speed wise - seems fine, just tested and 940Mb down but only 400Mb up.

My connection has dropped out a few times late evening, not sure if this is them or my ASUS XT9 mesh routers, so I'll not blame Vodafone for this.

One thing to note is they have a weird routing system where you may not connect to the closest data centre, so you may be up north and routed to London and vice versa, this can affect ping times, although mines still fairly decent.

Customer service - woeful, an absolute shower, scripted, uninterested and technically incompetent. I was out of contract with them after about 40 days, had to use the complaints ombudsman due to the crap router. They didn't tell me this when my complaint was resolved, so I went from £29p/m to £32 p/m with £100 bill credit. No great shakes but they should have told me that's what they were going to do. I did thankfully get my PPPoE details quickly and easily via online chat.

Go with them by all means, but do so fully expecting to use your own router and the customer service being possibly the worst you can receive. (edited)

New Pro II Full Fibre 900 for 32 a month

I upgraded to this from a perfectly adequate Vodafone service.
Faster BUT
The router wi-fi signal is ATROCIOUS (I mean nothing in the next room), now none of my smart gadgets (Alexa, doorbell, etc) work.
Their solution...weeks of phonecalls and wifi boosters..that haven't helped.
Run a mile.

So i think the price will be adjusted in April if we sign up the contract now ?

the system quoted me 39 pounds per month for 900 fibre. (edited)

Worst connection and router I've ever had. Avoid voda.

Hot from me!
I spoke with them through chat - initial offer: £49 per month for 24 months
After showing picture from this topic - £29 per month for 24 months
Many thanks!

Do you have to have a pay monthly sim or will PAYG suffice?

go through quidco compare and you can save more.

What’s going to happen after this discount ends - full price ? 

lots signed up a year ago, I wouldn’t pay full price it’s not worth £60 odd pcm.