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Download games and upload streams in a flash with our full fibre network.
Ideal for streamers
Live stream your favourite shows and binge watch movies in stunning quality.
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Handle multiple devices effortlessly without any interruptions.
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Right now, it’s being installed up and down the UK. If it’s available where you live, you’ll see Full Fibre packages in your deals.
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What is Full Fibre broadband?
Full Fibre broadband delivers a fibre connection direct into your home, for ultra-reliable, ultrafast speeds up to 900Mbps. This is the UK’s most reliable broadband technology.
It’s up to 25x faster than our standard fibre broadband, which uses fibre cables to your street cabinet, then copper cables to your home.
You might also have heard Full Fibre referred to as FTTP (fibre to the premises).
See what broadband you can get with us on our broadband deals page.
Can I get Full Fibre broadband in my area?
The best way to check whether you can get Full Fibre in your area is to check our broadband deals page through its postcode checker. Full Fibre is being rolled out across the country, with more areas being added regularly. If you can’t get Full Fibre yet, we’ll show you your other broadband deals, and you can sign up to hear when they're coming to your area.
What’s the difference between fibre and Full Fibre?
Fibre broadband uses fibre cables to transmit signals to your street cabinet, then copper cables to connect to your home. It’s also called FTTC (fibre to the cabinet).
Full Fibre, also known as FTTP (fibre to the premises), uses fibre all the way to your home. No copper cables. This is the the UK’s most reliable broadband technology, with speeds up to 25x faster than our standard fibre.
Full Fibre isn’t available everywhere yet, but thousands of UK homes are being connected every day.
What are FTTP and FTTC?
FTTP stands for fibre to the premises. It uses fibre cables all the way into your home. This means it can deliver ultrafast broadband speeds up to 900Mb, and makes it the UK’s most reliable broadband technology too.
FTTP isn’t available everywhere yet, but it’s being installed up and down the UK. Our FTTP broadband is called Full Fibre.
FTTC stands for fibre to the cabinet. Also known as fibre broadband, it uses fibre cables to a cabinet on your street, then copper cables the rest of the way to your home. FTTC broadband isn’t as fast as FTTP, but you can still get superfast speeds up to around 80Mb.
At BT, our Full Fibre packages are FTTP, and our Fibre packages are FTTC. See what broadband you can get with BT
How do I check my current broadband speed?
If you’re already with with BT, you can check your broadband speed with our handy speed tester.
If you’re not with BT, try the Which? broadband speed test.
Having broadband speed issues with your current provider? See what speeds you can get with BT
What’s the difference between broadband and wi-fi?
Your broadband is your connection to the internet, and all the things you can do and access online. It’s delivered to your home via fibre or copper cables. You can see what broadband you can get with us on our broadband deals page.
With broadband, you can get online with a wired connection (by plugging in to your router with an Ethernet cable), and a wireless connection (your wi-fi). Wi-fi is the technology that allows you to get online wirelessly, with wi-fi enabled devices like smartphones, tablets and laptops.
If you find your wi-fi doesn’t reach everywhere you want it to at home, you can extend your signal with Complete Wi-Fi.
How to pick a Full Fibre broadband deal?
Selecting a Full Fibre broadband deal is very similar to choosing any other type of broadband offer. You should focus on speed,whether the broadband can cope with your usage needs. Cost, ensuring it fits your budget. The length of the contract, making sure it meets your duration requirements, and any additional bundled features that enhance the deal.
Here’s the legal bit
Full Fibre broadband
UK’s most reliable broadband technology: Ofcom UK Home Broadband Performance report September 2021.
Full Fibre from BT
15% UK coverage. Average speeds based on speed available to at least 50% of customers at peak time (8-10pm). Your actual speed will depend on home wiring, wi-fi connection and time of day.
15% UK coverage. Average speeds based on speed available to at least 50% of customers at peak time (8-10pm). Your actual speed will depend on home wiring, wi-fi connection and time of day.
Openreach Survey: In some cases Openreach have to carry out a survey before they can connect a home to Full Fibre. To do this they may need access to your property. If they do we’ll contact you to arrange a suitable time. If additional work is required, this may take longer than the initial set-up time provided and there could be additional costs. Our team of specialists will contact you to confirm what additional work is needed and how long this will take, usually within four weeks from the date your order was placed. If you don’t want to proceed with your upgrade based on this, you will be able to cancel your order and no charges will be applied to your account. Not all lines in an ultrafast Fibre area can support this service, call today to see if you are eligible.
Software Support for BT’s Broadband Devices
For further information on Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI), software support and how to report software vulnerabilities, please refer to bt.com/terms/otherlegalstuff
For further information on Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI), software support and how to report software vulnerabilities, please refer to bt.com/terms/otherlegalstuff