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on 10-10-2023 04:41 PM
Hi, just had FTTP installed today but download speed is no faster than it was (around 65 / 70 mbps)...is that normal? Do I need to upgrade my package to get faster speeds?
on 11-10-2023 10:58 AM
I just moved to FTTH. Openreach had issues with their offshore call centre. Computer said no!
So I didnt get the new internet for a day.
The speed is good. ~ 1Gbs downloadn and 110Mbs upload.
But the poor Amazon "what do you mean you cant read that off your mobile phone" interface is just awful.
I made the mistake of going for the Eero Amazon mesh.
IT DOESNT HAVE A WEB INTERFACE!
This is a deal breaker for me - and I am looking at how to return it or get a router that connects to the ONT so can get decent interface.
I saw a good idea -plus Samsung into DeX mode and use it ... but see the phone is just running out of charge so I cannot even nominate a 2ndary reduced admin phone incase I lose original (or it runs out of charge - who ever heard of that happening).
Amazon kindly offer to store all my details for me - sure ... why not.
So if you want faster speed for sure you can get it - at a price.
And in my case this Eero is rubbish. Not even ability to add a USB stick to serve local content.
Best of luck getting the speeds you want - with the kit you want.
on 10-10-2023 07:11 PM
Thanks @Gliwmaeden2 , much appreciated. I'm already on fibre65 but wasn't sure if I should expect an improvement. I was told I would stay on the same plan and the upgrade to FTTC was free, so I guess I'll just stick with that. Thanks again for the help!
on 10-10-2023 05:57 PM
Full Fibre65 is only a little bit faster than FTTC Fibre65, @Adie74.
What package did they say they were putting you on?
Be careful with upgrading further - admin charges can apply when we change our package except towards the end of a contract. And some further upgrades require downtime so an interruption in service.
None of this is as straightforward as simply going from Fibre35 to Fibre65 FTTC.