Vodafone Full Fibre 910 Broadband

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 delivers an average download speed of 910Mbps, making it the fastest standard broadband plan from Vodafone. It is a good choice for households that frequently download large games, transfer substantial files or have several people using the internet heavily at the same time.

The upload speed is particularly important. Homes connected through Openreach receive 105Mbps average uploads, while CityFibre and Community Fibre connections offer 910Mbps for both downloads and uploads. The symmetrical version is especially useful for video editing, content creation and frequent cloud backups.

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 at a glance

Download and upload speeds

Full Fibre 910 is particularly useful when downloading large files. A 100GB game could download in about 15 minutes under ideal conditions, compared with nearly 27 minutes on Vodafone Full Fibre 500.

However, everyday activities such as browsing, streaming Netflix and making video calls do not need anything close to 910Mbps. The extra bandwidth is most useful when several demanding activities take place together.

For uploads, the network makes a considerable difference:

For example, uploading 20GB of video footage could take approximately 25 minutes on Openreach, compared with about three minutes on a symmetrical 910Mbps connection, under ideal conditions.

Vodafone will confirm the network and expected speeds available at your address during the postcode check.

Minimum speed guarantee

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 commonly comes with a minimum guaranteed download speed of 455Mbps. However, you should check the personalised guarantee supplied before completing your order.

If your connection repeatedly falls below that guarantee, Vodafone must investigate and try to resolve the problem. Under its speed guarantee, you may be able to leave without early termination charges if the problem cannot be fixed within 30 days.

The guarantee applies to the broadband connection entering your home, rather than the Wi-Fi speed received by individual devices.

Vodafone Power Hub router

Full Fibre 910 comes with Vodafone’s Power Hub, a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router with four Gigabit Ethernet connections, including the port used for the incoming broadband connection.

A compatible computer connected by Gigabit Ethernet can typically achieve up to about 940Mbps after network overheads, so the router can deliver the plan’s 910Mbps average download speed over a suitable wired connection.

Getting similar speeds over Wi-Fi is less straightforward. Performance depends on your device’s wireless capabilities, distance from the router, walls and interference. A Wi-Fi 6 laptop in another room may receive considerably less than 910Mbps.

Our Vodafone Power Hub and Ultra Hub 7 router comparison explains the wireless technology, Ethernet connections and technical differences in detail.

Full Fibre 910 with Pro 3

Vodafone also offers Full Fibre 910 with Pro 3. This replaces the standard Power Hub with the Wi-Fi 7 Ultra Hub 7 and includes Super WiFi 7 Boosters, automatic 4G Broadband Back-up and additional technical support.

Pro 3 does not change the 910Mbps broadband speed. Its main benefits are improved wireless equipment, whole-home Wi-Fi coverage and a backup connection during certain broadband faults.

Read our Vodafone Pro 3 guide for the full features and costs.

If you are happy with the Power Hub but need better wireless reception in distant rooms, Vodafone Super WiFi is available separately with mesh Boosters and a minimum room-speed guarantee.

Full Fibre 910 for gaming and streaming

Full Fibre 910 is particularly useful for gamers who frequently install large games and updates. Downloads finish much faster than on lower-speed broadband plans, provided the game server and your equipment can keep up.

There is also enough bandwidth for several gaming consoles, 4K televisions and computers to operate simultaneously. However, online gaming does not need 910Mbps to remain responsive.

Ping depends more on latency, network routing and server location than the broadband download speed. A wired Ethernet connection can help avoid some of the interference experienced over Wi-Fi.

For households that stream gameplay or upload recorded videos, CityFibre and Community Fibre’s symmetrical connection provides a substantial advantage over the Openreach version.

Vodafone TV and Digital Voice

Full Fibre 910 can be combined with Vodafone TV packages, including live channels, streaming apps and selected entertainment subscriptions.

You can also add Vodafone Home Phone with Digital Voice if you want to keep using a home telephone. Pay-as-you-go and inclusive calling options are available.

Contract and price increases

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is available on a 24-month contract, with annual increases to the monthly broadband charge.

The total contract cost depends on the activation date, scheduled increases and any promotional rewards. Check these details rather than comparing only the starting monthly price.

Alternatives to consider

Vodafone Full Fibre 500 offers 500Mbps average downloads and may be better value if you do not regularly transfer very large files. It is already fast enough for several people streaming, gaming and working from home.

BT Full Fibre 900 provides 900Mbps average downloads and 110Mbps uploads using the Openreach network. Compare its router, Wi-Fi services and overall contract cost with Vodafone.

Virgin Media Gig1 offers 1,130Mbps average downloads and 104Mbps uploads on its standard cable connection. It is faster for downloads, although Vodafone’s symmetrical 910Mbps connection is considerably faster for uploads.