Is Vodafone broadband any good?
We have reviews and ratings from 93 verified customers of Vodafone broadband.
We surveyed new customers 60 to 120 days after switching to Vodafone - here's what they told us:
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The move to Vodafone was incredibly easy, the website laid out all the the information that I was looking for and completing the transfer request was simple. Having chosen the day of the switchover I simply waited for the new router to arrive and then on the day specified my previous supplier turned off the broadband. I then plugged in the new router and waited 2 to 3 minutes for the connection to establish after which I scanned the bar code on the router with my phone and tablet to connect to the WiFi, with everything working great.
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The switch itself went very well, dealing with Vodafone customer service was easy. The service so far is very good, and I feel that the new deal is value for money. Only issue was not with Vodafone but with Openreach who did not connect the line correctly, but Vodafone's response was quick and the issue was resolved quickly too.
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Excellent service and speeds. Very reliable and great range on router. Very happy.
On average, people switching to Vodafone saved around £6.76 per month, and rated their Vodafone broadband 8.5/10.
New customers told us that they waited around 2-4 weeks between ordering and getting set up with Vodafone.
To read more about what customers think of Vodafone's broadband deals, check out our Vodafone reviews page for 90 more reviews and in-depth ratings data.
Everything you need to know about Vodafone
Vodafone have been around since 1991 and are one of the country’s biggest companies.
They are best known for the mobile side of their business. Along with EE, O2 and Three, Vodafone are one of the UK’s Big Four mobile networks, and power SIM Only MNVOs like TalkTalk Mobile and Lebara Mobile.
Vodafone bought the most 4G spectrum and now own about a third of the UK’s airwaves for 4G.
Their head offices are in London.
Vodafone have ripped up the rule book in 2017 with broadband pricing. They’ve set the fibre arena alight with a £20 a month deal eclipsing every other provider for speeds up to 38Mbps.
Most Vodafone deals come with no set-up costs, unlimited data, free line rental, free postage and packaging and a free wireless router.
What can you get with Vodafone?
ADSL broadband
At speeds up to 17Mbps, Vodafone start at £25 a month for 18 months.
Calls
Yes. You can get Evening and Weekend Calls added on for £4 a month, or for £8 extra a month you can get free Anytime Calls.
Mobiles
Existing Vodafone mobile customers can get a discount if they pick up home broadband too. There’s >SIM Only deals galore with Vodafone on our sister site SIMOnlyDeals.co.uk
Fibre broadband
Vodafone’s 38Mbps and 76Mbps is the cheapest fibre broadband around.
TV
If you must have TV bundled in, it won’t be with Vodafone as there are no add-on TV offers here.
Business broadband
Vodafone offer a competitive range of Business packages for Small to Medium Business enterprises which also included the minimum speed guarantee that is offered to their domestic users.
Why choose Vodafone?
Vodafone are a household name for mobile and while their ADSL is reasonably priced, as of September 2017 they have the best fibre broadband deal you can get. Coverage isn’t always the best, so check if it’s definitely available and well-rated in your area before you consider them.
Not sure if Vodafone is right for you? Have a look at what else you could get with our best broadband deals and compare before you order.
