Broadband ISPs Brsk and YouFibre Launch Black Friday Sale – Make WiFi 7 Standard
Sister UK ISPs Brsk and YouFibre (Netomnia) will today launch special Black Friday pricing across their range of broadband packages. On top of that, Brsk also confirmed that their new WiFi 7 routers will, from today (1st Oct 2025), be included as standard for all new customer orders (YouFibre did the same in August – here).
In terms of the early Black Friday discounts, we note that Brsk’s symmetric speed mid-tier 500Mbps package on an 18-month term has now been reduced to £29 per month (down from £30), while 1000Mbps has been cut to £30 per month (down from £35) and the biggest discount of all sees their 2000Mbps tier dropping to just £35 per month (down from £55). All packages include a wireless router and free installation.
At the same time YouFibre will discount their similar 1Gbps broadband package from £33.99 to £29.99 per month, while their 2Gbps tier is set to drop from £49.99 to just £34.99. YouFibre clarified that this offer will only be available for new customers to take until 1st December 2025.
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Finally, Brsk will today introduce their new WiFi 7 routers and make them standard for all new customers. The hardware they’re adopting is expected to mirror the kit used by YouFibre.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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Why advertise the 500 tier at all? I mean who in their right is not going accept 1/2 speed to save £1 a month??