Vodafone Full Fibre 910 Broadband – Is it any good?

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 Deal

Near-gigabit full fibre for heavy-use homes - Get up to £300 switching credit

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is Vodafone's near-gigabit full fibre plan for homes where everyone is online at once. You get 910Mb download on every network. Upload is 105Mb on Openreach and 910Mb on CityFibre and Community Fibre.

Avg download speed
910 Mb
Upload105 or 910Mb
Real monthly cost
£22.42 /mo
After the £170 voucher, with April rises included
Advertised£26/mo
How we worked it out
24 months incl. April rises£708
of which price rises (£3.50 each April)£84
Setup£0
Reward−£170
Total you pay£538
÷ 24 months£22.42
Exclusive offer
£170 voucher
£0 setup · Wi-Fi 6 Power Hub router
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105Mb upload on Openreach lines · 910Mb upload on CityFibre and Community Fibre lines

Is 910Mb download and 105Mb upload a good speed for my use?

Full Fibre 910 is for homes of five or more, or smaller homes that game, stream 4K and download big files at the same time. Set your busiest hour below to see how much of it you would use.

Start with the home closest to yours, then change any number

Phones, laptops and browsing
5Mb down · 1Mb up each
5
4K streams
25Mb down · 0.5Mb up each
4
HD streams
8Mb down · 0.5Mb up each
2
Video calls
4Mb down · 4Mb up each
1
Online gaming
3Mb down · 1Mb up each
2
Game and update downloads
50Mb down · 1Mb up each
5
Uploading video and backups
2Mb down · 20Mb up each
0
Smart cameras
1Mb down · 2Mb up each
2
Your network
DownloadNeed 403Mb of 910Mb
UploadNeed 23Mb of 105Mb
910Mb is the right speed for your home
Your busiest hour uses 44% of download and 22% of upload, so there is bandwidth to spare

Each activity uses a typical speed. The total assumes they all run together.

Can I get symmetrical speeds with Vodafone Full Fibre 910?

Only if your home is on CityFibre or Community Fibre. Those lines give 910Mbps upload, the same as download speed. Openreach lines get 105Mbps upload, at the same monthly price.

Openreach
Download910Mb
Upload105Mb
Not symmetrical
CityFibre
Download910Mb
Upload910Mb
Symmetrical
Community Fibre
Download910Mb
Upload910Mb
Symmetrical

Check which network serves your home with the postcode box at the top of the page.

Upload race: 105Mb against 910Mb

Openreach · 105Mb upload28 min
CityFibre and Community Fibre · 910Mb upload3 min
8.7x quicker on a CityFibre or Community Fibre line, saving 25 min

These are best-case times on a wired connection. Wi-Fi and busy upload sites will add to them.

Is Vodafone Full Fibre 910 reliable?

Yes. Speed stays close to 910Mb through the evening, and 455Mb is the guaranteed minimum. On Openreach, the 105Mb upload is enough for most home working.

1 · Download speed
910Mb average
  • Vodafone's average speed between 8pm and 10pm
  • 455Mb minimum guaranteed
  • Ofcom: full fibre holds 97.6% to 99.3% of its speed in the evening
4K in every room while large games download
2 · Latency
5 to 7ms
  • The lowest latency of any home broadband type
  • Gamers look for under 20ms
  • Video calls stay in sync below 100ms
Fast response in online games, even when the line is busy
3 · Upload speed
105Mb or 910Mb
  • 105Mb on Openreach
  • 910Mb on CityFibre and Community Fibre
  • One monthly price on all three networks
105Mb handles several calls and a backup together; 910Mb handles almost anything

When 105Mb upload holds you back: Openreach vs CityFibre and Community Fibre

Uploading a 40GB 4K filmTakes about 56 minutesTakes about 7 minutes
A 50GB cloud backupTakes about 1 hour 11 minutesTakes about 8 minutes
Three people on video callsFine, with upload left overFine, even during a large upload
Live streaming in 4KOne stream works wellSeveral streams at once
Six 4K security camerasUse a large share of 105MbBarely noticed on 910Mb

Check Full Fibre 910 against how your home uses the internet

Select network
Download
Needs 60MbYou get 455Mb+
Enough
Latency
Needs under 20msYou get 7ms
Enough
Upload
Needs 5MbYou get 105Mb
Enough
Full Fibre 910 on Openreach copes with online gaming comfortably
Based on three consoles online while the TVs stream 4K

Full Fibre 910: strengths and weaknesses

  • Keeps its speed through the evening
  • Download guaranteed never to drop below 455Mb
  • 910Mb upload on CityFibre and Community Fibre at no extra cost
  • Latency low enough for competitive gaming
  • More Ofcom complaints than the UK average
  • Upload is 105Mb on Openreach
  • The included Power Hub is Wi-Fi 6, not Wi-Fi 7

Ofcom complaints by provider

Broadband complaints for each 100,000 customers · a shorter bar is better

TalkTalk
10
Vodafone
8
BT
7
EE
6
Virgin Media
6
Sky
5
Plusnet
4
VodafoneUK average (6)

Ofcom, January to March 2026

Speed and latency figures: Ofcom's home broadband performance research on full fibre. Complaints: Ofcom's quarterly telecoms complaints data.

Router quality: what you get with Vodafone Full Fibre 910

Vodafone offers the Power Hub with Full Fibre 910. It's a Wi-Fi 6 router built for 910Mb. Plug a PC, console or TV in with a cable to get the full speed.

Included

Vodafone Power Hub

Included with Full Fibre 910 at no extra cost

Wi-FiWi-Fi 6, dual band
Top speed supported910Mb
DevicesUp to 100
Wired ports4 Gigabit LAN
Other ports1 USB, 2 phone
SecurityWPA2 and WPA3
Strengths
  • Built for 910Mb, the full speed of this package
  • Four Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired devices
  • Wi-Fi 6 copes well with a house full of devices
  • Steers each device to the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band automatically
  • Super WiFi 6 boosters link to it for whole-home Wi-Fi
Limits
  • No 6GHz band and no Wi-Fi 7
  • No spare speed above 910Mb on the router
  • Vodafone's every-room Wi-Fi promise needs the paid Super WiFi add-on

Over Wi-Fi, even new phones and laptops rarely reach 910Mb. A cable to the Power Hub gets closest.

Can one Power Hub reach every room?

Type of home
Floors
Wall construction
Where the fibre comes in
Need Wi-Fi in a garden office, loft or annexe?
One Power Hub should be enough
Wi-Fi should be strong throughout. Use the Ethernet ports for anything that needs the full 910Mb.

Power Hub, Super WiFi or Pro 3?

OptionWhat you getBest for
Power HubIncludedWi-Fi 6 router with four Gigabit Ethernet ports. Vodafone makes no Wi-Fi speed promise per room.Flats and compact homes
Super WiFi£7 extra per monthUp to three Super WiFi 6 boosters work with the Power Hub. You get at least 10Mb in every room, or you can leave without a fee. WiFi Xperts support is included.Homes over two or three floors
Pro 3£9 to £13.50 extra per monthReplaces the Power Hub with the Wi-Fi 7 Ultra Hub 7 and Wi-Fi 7 boosters. Includes the 10Mb room guarantee, WiFi Xperts, 4G backup during line faults, and security and parental controls.Getting more of 910Mb over Wi-Fi, and home workers

Alternatives to Vodafone Full Fibre 910

Five gigabit-class packages from other providers, ranked against Vodafone Full Fibre 910. Choose a priority to change the order.

Rank the packages by
Top pick
Community Fibre 1Gbps
London only
Download / upload1000Mb / 1,000Mb
SetupFree
Reward£70 voucher
Monthly price£20
Real monthly cost£20.08
Total over 24 months£482
£56 less than Vodafone over 24 months
Get deal
Option 2
Plusnet Full Fibre 900
Across the UK
Download / upload900Mb / 115Mb
SetupFree
Reward£150 voucher
Monthly price£26.99
Real monthly cost£24.74
Total over 24 months£593.76
£55.76 more than Vodafone over 24 months
Get deal
Option 3
Sky Gigafast
Across the UK
Download / upload900Mb / 92Mb
SetupFree
RewardNone
Monthly price£26
Real monthly cost£26
Total over 24 months£624
£86 more than Vodafone over 24 months
Get deal
Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is number 2 of 6 on least to pay overall.

Vodafone 910 against one rival

Vodafone Full Fibre 910BT Full Fibre 900
Avg download910Mb900Mb
Upload105Mb or 910Mb110Mb
RouterPower Hub (Wi-Fi 6)Smart Hub 2 (Wi-Fi 5)
Ofcom complaints87
SetupFreeFree
Reward£170 voucher£175 voucher
Monthly price£26£32.99
Price rise£3.50 each April£4 each April
Real monthly cost£22.42£29.70
Total over 24 months£538£712.76
Get deal Get deal
Vodafone 910 is ahead of BT Full Fibre 900 on most rows.

New-customer prices, October 2026. Ofcom complaint figures for January to March 2026.

Should you get Vodafone Full Fibre 910?

Three questions on your network, your peak-time use and your priority show whether Full Fibre 910 is worth it for you.

1
Which full fibre network reaches your home?
2
How busy is your connection at peak time?
3
Your main priority
Your verdict
Answer the questions to see your result

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 FAQs

Will I get 910Mb on my devices?

Only on a wired connection. Over Wi-Fi, most phones and laptops get noticeably less, even close to the Power Hub.

Does Vodafone guarantee a speed on Full Fibre 910?

Yes. Vodafone promises 455Mb as the lowest download speed. If it can't put a slower line right within 30 days, you can end the contract free.

Should I pick Full Fibre 910 or Full Fibre 500?

With the current voucher, yes for most busy homes. Full Fibre 910 costs about the same as Full Fibre 500 over 24 months, for nearly double the speed.

How long does a 150GB game take to download on 910Mb?

About 24 minutes at full speed. Game servers are often slower than your line at busy times.

Why is upload 105Mb on Openreach?

That's the upload Openreach gives on its 910Mb service. Homes on CityFibre or Community Fibre get 910Mb upload on the same plan.

Can the Vodafone Power Hub handle 910Mb?

Yes. It's built for 910Mb and has four Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired devices.

Is Full Fibre 910 good for gaming and 4K streaming at the same time?

Yes. 910Mb carries 4K streams in every room alongside online games, and latency of 5 to 7ms keeps games responsive.

Do I need Wi-Fi 6 devices to get the most from 910Mb?

It helps a lot. Older Wi-Fi 5 devices top out well below 910Mb, even in the same room as the hub.

Can I get Vodafone Full Fibre 910 at my address?

Only if your home has full fibre from Openreach, CityFibre or Community Fibre. Use the postcode checker in the deal box to find out.

Does Full Fibre 910 include 4G backup?

Not as standard. Vodafone's Pro 3 add-on includes 4G backup that keeps you online if the line goes down.

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