Vodafone Full Fibre 150 offers an average 150Mbps download speed. It provides enough bandwidth for small and medium-sized households using streaming services, video calls, online games and everyday cloud services.
Its upload speed depends on the network available at the premises. Openreach connections offer an average 27Mbps upload speed. CityFibre and Community Fibre connections offer equal 150Mbps download and upload speeds.
Vodafone Fibre 2 is a slower part-fibre alternative for premises without a full-fibre connection. Full Fibre 500 provides more bandwidth and considerably shorter download times for larger households.
| Package | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
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Vodafone Full Fibre 150 150Mbps full fibre |
Download 150Mbps Openreach upload 27Mbps CityFibre/Community Fibre upload 150Mbps Minimum guarantee 75Mbps Router Power Hub Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 Phone Not included
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£21/month £24.50 from 1 April 2027 £110 Voucher |
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Vodafone Fibre 2 Part-fibre alternative |
Download 75Mbps Upload 18Mbps Connection Part fibre Minimum guarantee Personalised Router Power Hub Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 Phone Not included
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£25/month £28.50 from 1 April 2027 £100 Voucher |
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Vodafone Full Fibre 500 Faster alternative |
Download 500Mbps Openreach upload 68Mbps CityFibre/Community Fibre upload 500Mbps Minimum guarantee 250Mbps Router Power Hub Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 Phone Not included
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£25/month £28.50 from 1 April 2027 £65 Voucher |
- These online offers are for new Vodafone broadband customers.
- The monthly broadband charge increases by £3.50 on 1 April each year.
- The Full Fibre minimum guarantee applies to the connection reaching the router.
- Fibre 2 uses copper telephone wiring for the final connection, so its speed and minimum guarantee are address-specific.
At a glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Average download speed | 150Mbps |
| Average upload speed | 27Mbps through Openreach; 150Mbps through CityFibre or Community Fibre |
| Minimum guaranteed download speed | 75Mbps to the router on the current deal |
| Connection | Full fibre to the premises |
| Networks | Openreach, CityFibre or Community Fibre |
| Minimum term | 24 months |
| Standard router | Vodafone Power Hub |
| Wi-Fi standard | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Whole-home Wi-Fi | Super WiFi costs extra with Standard; included with Pro 3 |
| Data allowance | Unlimited |
| Home phone | Not required; optional internet-based phone service |
| Television | Available through the optional Vodafone Xtra add-on |
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Average 150Mbps download speed | 24-month minimum term |
| Sufficient for most small and medium-sized households | Monthly charge increases every April |
| Equal 150Mbps upload speed through CityFibre and Community Fibre | Openreach upload speed is limited to 27Mbps |
| 75Mbps minimum guaranteed download speed on the current deal | The guarantee applies to the router rather than individual Wi-Fi devices |
| Wi-Fi 6 Power Hub included | Mesh boosters cost extra with Standard |
| £0 standard setup on the current offer | Eventual out-of-contract price is not published when ordering |
| Wi-Fi 7, mesh Wi-Fi and 4G backup available through Pro 3 | Large games take considerably longer to download than with Full Fibre 500 |
| Unlimited data | Full-fibre availability remains postcode-specific |
Suitable households
Full Fibre 150 is suitable for:
- Households with one to four regular internet users.
- Several simultaneous HD streams or a smaller number of 4K streams.
- Home working, video meetings and online learning.
- Online gaming alongside normal household internet use.
- Homes with phones, laptops, televisions and smart devices connected together.
- Cloud users who can receive the equal 150Mbps upload speed through CityFibre or Community Fibre.
The package provides enough bandwidth for common household activities
to take place together. Its limitation becomes more noticeable when
several people frequently download large games, transfer substantial
files or use multiple demanding services at the same time.
Reasons to consider another plan
Full Fibre 500
deserves comparison when several people regularly use the connection
or shorter download times matter. Its current offer may cost little
more than Full Fibre 150, although prices and rewards change frequently.
Vodafone Fibre 2 is mainly relevant when full fibre is unavailable at
the premises. It uses the Openreach part-fibre network, with copper
telephone wiring carrying the final connection to the home. Actual
speeds therefore depend more heavily on the local line.
A different package deserves consideration when:
- Five or more people frequently use demanding services together.
- Large games and operating-system updates are downloaded regularly.
- Several household members transfer large work or media files.
- Equal upload and download speeds are required but Vodafone only offers an Openreach connection.
- A shorter or rolling contract is required.
- Whole-home mesh Wi-Fi is needed without paying for Super WiFi or Pro 3.
- A television package from Sky or Virgin Media is a priority.
Is Vodafone Full Fibre 150 fast enough?
Yes. An average 150Mbps download speed is sufficient for most small and medium-sized households.
It can support streaming, video calls, online gaming, browsing and smart-home equipment at the same time. Online games use relatively little bandwidth while being played, although installing a new game or downloading a large update takes longer than it would on Full Fibre 500.
| Network | Average speeds |
|---|---|
| Openreach | Download: 150Mbps Upload: 27Mbps |
| CityFibre | Download: 150Mbps Upload: 150Mbps |
| Community Fibre | Download: 150Mbps Upload: 150Mbps |
The 27Mbps Openreach upload speed is sufficient for video meetings, online gaming, sending documents and normal cloud use. The equal 150Mbps upload speed available through CityFibre and Community Fibre is more useful for backups, video projects and frequent transfers of large files.
Full Fibre 150 has a 75Mbps minimum guaranteed download speed on the current deal. Vodafone supplies a personalised figure in the contract summary before the order is completed. The guarantee applies to the connection reaching the router, not the speed received by each Wi-Fi device.
A wired Ethernet connection gives a compatible computer or console the best opportunity to use the available line speed. Wi-Fi performance depends on the device, distance from the router, walls, interference and router placement.
Report the fault if the speed reaching the router repeatedly falls below the confirmed minimum. Vodafone will investigate the connection. If it cannot correct an eligible speed problem, it can offer an available slower package or allow the customer to leave without an early termination charge.
Power Hub and whole-home Wi-Fi
Standard Full Fibre 150 includes the Vodafone Power Hub. It uses Wi-Fi 6 and includes Gigabit Ethernet connections.
The Power Hub has more wired and wireless capacity than a 150Mbps connection requires. This gives compatible devices room to share the broadband without the router itself becoming the main restriction.
Older phones, computers and smart-home equipment can still connect. They use the older Wi-Fi standard supported by the device and may receive a lower speed.
| Plan | Equipment and features |
|---|---|
| Standard Full Fibre 150 | Power Hub, Wi-Fi 6 and Gigabit Ethernet |
| Standard with Super WiFi | Additional monthly charge; one booster supplied initially, with further boosters available following Vodafone’s checks |
| Pro 3 Full Fibre 150 | Ultra Hub 7, Wi-Fi 7, Super WiFi 7 Booster, 4G Broadband Back-up, Secure Net Home and Broadband Xpert monitoring |
| Vodafone Xtra | Apple TV 4K, three months of Apple TV for eligible new users and inclusive Anytime UK landline and mobile calls |
Pro 3 does not make a 150Mbps broadband line faster. Its main benefits are newer Wi-Fi equipment, mesh coverage, temporary 4G backup, security features and additional support.
The 4G Broadband Back-up service includes a monthly data allowance for use during a fixed-line failure. Vodafone’s Broadband Xperts can add further data when required to maintain the backup service during an eligible fault.
Wi-Fi 7 requires compatible equipment to provide its main wireless improvements. Older Wi-Fi devices can connect to the Ultra Hub 7 but continue using the standard their hardware supports.
Whole-home Wi-Fi guarantee
Super WiFi guarantees a connection of at least 10Mbps in every room.
Vodafone supplies one booster initially and can provide up to three after completing its diagnostic process. If Vodafone cannot deliver the guaranteed room speed after all three boosters have been installed, the customer can leave without an early termination charge.
The cancellation request must be made within 30 days of receiving the third booster. This room-by-room promise is separate from the 75Mbps minimum speed applying to the broadband connection reaching the router.
Vodafone’s boosters require the Vodafone router and do not operate as part of a third-party router system. The Vodafone router is also required when using its internet-based home phone service.
Alternatives
| Alternative | Better suited to |
|---|---|
| Vodafone Fibre 2 Up to 75Mbps download Part-fibre Openreach connection | Premises without full-fibre availability and households with lighter internet use. Actual speed depends on the copper section of the line. |
| Vodafone Full Fibre 500 500Mbps download 68Mbps Openreach upload 500Mbps CityFibre or Community Fibre upload | Larger households, frequent game downloads and several people regularly using demanding services together. |
| BT Full Fibre 150 150Mbps download 30Mbps upload | Households wanting BT’s router, Complete Wi-Fi and Digital Voice options. |
| Sky Full Fibre 150 151Mbps download 28–32Mbps upload | Homes wanting a similar broadband speed with the option to add Sky Stream or Sky Glass. |
| Community Fibre 150Mbps 150Mbps download 150Mbps upload | Premises within Community Fibre’s Greater London coverage where equal upload and download speeds are important. |
| Virgin Media M125 132Mbps download 20Mbps upload | Homes wanting Virgin Media television services or premises without Vodafone full-fibre availability. |
Vodafone Full Fibre 150 FAQs
Is Vodafone Full Fibre 150 fast enough for a family?
Yes. Its average 150Mbps download speed can support several HD streams, a smaller number of 4K streams, video meetings, online gaming and normal browsing at the same time.
Full Fibre 500 deserves comparison when five or more people frequently use demanding services together or the household regularly downloads large games and software updates.
Which upload speed comes with Full Fibre 150?
Openreach connections provide an average 27Mbps upload speed. CityFibre and Community Fibre connections provide an average 150Mbps upload speed.
Vodafone confirms the available network and upload speed during the postcode check.
Is the full 150Mbps speed guaranteed?
No. The package has an average 150Mbps download speed. Current deal information lists a 75Mbps minimum guaranteed download speed, while Vodafone supplies a personalised figure before the order is completed.
The guarantee applies to the broadband speed reaching the router. It does not guarantee 75Mbps or 150Mbps on every device connected over Wi-Fi.
Which router is included with Full Fibre 150?
Standard Full Fibre 150 includes the Vodafone Power Hub. It supports Wi-Fi 6 and provides Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired devices.
Pro 3 replaces it with the Ultra Hub 7 and adds Wi-Fi 7, a mesh booster, 4G Broadband Back-up and additional support features.
Is mesh Wi-Fi included?
Mesh Wi-Fi is not included with the standard Full Fibre 150 package. Super WiFi can be added for an additional monthly charge.
Pro 3 includes a mesh booster and Vodafone’s whole-home Wi-Fi guarantee.
Can a home phone or television service be added?
An internet-based home phone can be added, but it is not required for the broadband service.
Vodafone Xtra includes an Apple TV 4K box, three months of Apple TV for eligible new users and inclusive Anytime calls to UK landlines and mobiles. Other paid streaming subscriptions cost extra.
Is Vodafone Full Fibre 500 better than Full Fibre 150?
Vodafone Full Fibre 500 provides shorter download times and more capacity for households with several demanding users.
Full Fibre 150 remains sufficient for many homes with one to four regular users. Compare the complete contract cost and current rewards rather than choosing by speed alone.
Is Vodafone Fibre 2 an alternative to Full Fibre 150?
Fibre 2 is mainly relevant when full fibre is unavailable at the premises. It uses the Openreach part-fibre network, with copper telephone wiring carrying the final connection to the home.
It provides slower download and upload speeds than Full Fibre 150, and the actual speed depends more heavily on the length and condition of the local copper line.
Does Vodafone offer a rolling or student Full Fibre 150 contract?
No dedicated rolling or student Full Fibre 150 package is currently listed. The package has a 24-month minimum term.
Vodafone offers different contract options with some slower fixed-line and 5G Broadband services, but these are separate packages.
Is a Vodafone mobile plan included?
No. Vodafone mobile service remains a separate contract.
Vodafone Together discounts may apply when eligible broadband and Pay Monthly mobile plans are combined. Check eligibility and compatibility with other offers before ordering.