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EE sells fibre broadband to UK homes, with plans ranging from 100Mbps to 1.6Gbps Full Fibre. Choosing between them comes down to your postcode, how many devices share the connection and whether you want bundled TV. Contract length and the router that arrives in the post also shape day-to-day use more than the headline monthly figure.
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Start by counting how many people and devices will be online at the same time. The source material indicates that streaming in HD and working from home needs a minimum of 25 to 100Mbps, while gaming, 4K streaming and a house full of smart devices will use far more. If your household regularly runs several of those at once, the faster Full Fibre tiers are the more sensible choice than the entry 100Mbps plan.
EE offers both 12 and 24 month contracts. The 24 month deals work out cheaper each month, which suits households that expect to stay put. The 12 month option costs a little more but keeps you flexible, which is useful if you rent or may move. Prices also change once a year on 31 March, so look at the later-year figures on the plan page rather than only the first month.
Full Fibre plans include a WiFi 7 Smart Hub. If you have a larger home, the router matters as much as the line speed, because the hub is what carries the signal around the house. The Speed Guarantee is a minimum figure delivered to the hub rather than to each device, so do not expect every laptop in a distant room to reach that number. If your speed test regularly falls below the guaranteed level, contacting EE is the first step.
If full fibre already reaches your property, the hub can usually be connected remotely by plugging it in on your start date. Where full fibre has never reached the address, an engineer visit is needed and can take up to three hours. Check which situation applies before choosing a start date, and remember that the one-off activation charge normally appears on your first bill.
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EE states that every broadband plan comes with unlimited downloads, so there is no monthly data cap. The main difference between plans is the speed you receive.
Often not. If full fibre already reaches your home with working equipment, the hub can be connected remotely. If full fibre has never reached the property, an engineer visit is required.
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